> > the start and stop params take a command, not a file. (just like status) > You are executing the filename as a command, which will return 1. > > No, thats the idea, to execute them. Those last files are scripts to start & stop the instances. I also thought the solution you mention, to create the init.d scripts so I use a service with, say, the debian provider. But I fixed the problem, now it executes the scripts and starts the services. Doesnt stop them but that seems to be something else :-(
> You can specify the same resources on multiple nodes. > > Resources must be unique per compiled catalog. Only resources for a certain > host will be compiled into its catalog. > Hmmm... that clears it a lot, thanks! Best regards, -- ------------------------------ Jesús Couto F.--
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