Script down and up apache service. This is necessary to made some cold backup. Maybe I think that you said is about an error from the script. I will try to run another more easylly to check
When a script is used as the argument to the --run-at-start and --run-at-end flags the script must begin with the "#! [args]" syntax. For example a SH script should begin with:
#!/bin/sh
whereas a CSH script would begin with:
#!/bin/csh
This is standard practice for scripts. You could double check that.
chrisvemc
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October 11th, 2010 17:00
I personally cannot provide you with an resolution but maybe someone reading this thread might be able to.
But for the my education and others what does the script do?
Perhaps check the log files on the client side and check for any errors if you haven't. http://solutions.emc.com/emcsolutionview.asp?id=esg106090
Looking at the error codes, it is suggesting a problem with the script that you are trying to run.
my 2 cents worth.
avamar_Neo
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October 12th, 2010 07:00
Script down and up apache service. This is necessary to made some cold backup. Maybe I think that you said is about an error from the script. I will try to run another more easylly to check
Thanks
Charels
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October 12th, 2010 15:00
When a script is used as the argument to the --run-at-start and --run-at-end
flags the script must begin with the "#! [args]" syntax. For example
a SH script should begin with:
#!/bin/sh
whereas a CSH script would begin with:
#!/bin/csh
This is standard practice for scripts. You could double check that.
Regards,
Charles