Create a client schedule in each domain that does absolutely nothing at,
say, 3:00 PM with a duration of 10 minutes, and associate all your nodes to
it. (Or better yet, have it run a script that forks, sleeps so the
scheduler can report completion, then bounces the scheduler. Heh, heh.)
Then have
I thought I could do a telnet to port 1581 to a client to check this out.
But on some servers with the service running, I can't connect to that port,
some I can. I've never investigated further on why!
-Original Message-
From: Jim Qualls [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: September 20, 20
What I do is jsut put it in "/etc/inittab" as respawn. I'm not sure if
there are Unix clients but that's what I do and I always know the scheduler
is up and running unless there's some weird network glitch.
--Justin
Jim Qualls
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