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Description of problem: /etc/wdmd directory is not a part of sanlock package. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): sanlock-lib-1.6-1.el6 sanlock-1.6-1.el6 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: # ls -d /etc/wdmd ls: cannot access /etc/wdmd: No such file or directory # wdmd -D 1311770991 wdmd started tests_built scripts client # echo $? 255 # Actual results: wdmd dies quietly without an error message Expected results: wdmd runs as expected
# mkdir /etc/wdmd # ls -d /etc/wdmd /etc/wdmd # wdmd -D 1311771237 wdmd started tests_built scripts client 1311771237 /dev/watchdog armed with fire_timeout 60 1311771237 keepalive 0 1311771247 test_time 1311771247 1311771247 keepalive 0 1311771247 sleep_seconds 10 <still running>
Hi, thanks for testing that. I was meaning to disable the test script code in the build until we were ready to use it for something. Do you have a use for test scripts in wdmd? If not I'll compile it out in the next build.
No, I have no use for test scripts.
# rpm -qa sanlock\* sanlock-lib-1.6-1.el6.i686 sanlock-1.6-1.el6.i686 # wdmd -D 1312377989 wdmd started tests_built scripts client 1312377989 no /dev/watchdog, load a watchdog driver # echo $? 255 # Where can I get such a watchdog driver ?
Can I use "modprobe softdog" for testing purposes ?
yes, you can use softdog if you don't have a hardware watchdog
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 658971 ***