Attached my network-bridge-bonding script, if helpful
for someone.
Is it normal, that
root
5450 1 0 03:12
? 00:00:00 python /usr/sbin/xend
start root 5453 5450 0 03:12
? 00:00:00 python /usr/sbin/xend
start stays running that way?
Any other hint, why 'service xend stop' doens't call
the script?
I'm about to believe, that this isn't really
interesting thus no one really cares about to get the "stop" working,
too.
My scripts work perfectly, if called in the
shell.
br
Walter
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Centos 5, Xen 3.0.3
"service xend start"
calls the script configured in xend-config.sxp with parameter "start" perfectly.
The network get's setup and is working, too.
But on stopping
xend with "service xend stop" that script doesn't get called.
Doing it manually
works great as well. Even set -x in the network script doesn't give me any
output on the /var/log/xend-debug.log on "service xend
stop".
What have I missed
here?
br
Walter
network-bridge-all
Description: network-bridge-all
network-bridge-bonding
Description: network-bridge-bonding
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