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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Bash script for looking in log file Post 302962116 by ajaysingh99 on Tuesday 8th of December 2015 12:43:11 PM
Old 12-08-2015
Code:
#!/bin/sh

COLUMN=svn
COLOR=red
svnstatus=`tail -35 /usr/local/apache2/logs/error_log | grep -i "Berkeley DB error for filesystem"

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
    then

    COLOR=red
        MSG="SVN down"
        /usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl stop
        svnadmin recover /export/data/svn/svnrepo/
        cd /export/data/svn/svnrepo/db/
        chown svn:svn *
        /usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl stop

elif [ $? -eq 2 ]
    then
        COLOR=yellow
        MSG="Error test"

        
else
        COLOR=green
        MSG="SVN on $(hostname) is working"
        
fi

---------- Post updated at 12:43 PM ---------- Previous update was at 12:41 PM ----------

I'm trying to integrating it in Xymon Monitoring. Thanks for your quick reply RudiC
 

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LEARN ABOUT SUSE

svn-inject

SVN-INJECT(1)							 Command reference						     SVN-INJECT(1)

NAME

       svn-inject - puts a Debian source package into Subversion repository

SYNOPSIS

       svn-inject [options]
							     package.dsc
							     repository_URL

OPTIONS

       svn-inject accepts the following options on the command-line:

       -h
	   print the help menu

       -v
	   Make the command output verbose

	   Default: Off.

       -q
	   Hide less important messages

	   Default: Off.

       -l
	   Layout type. 1 (default) means package/{trunk,tags,branches,...} scheme, 2 means the {trunk,tags,branches,...}/package scheme.

	   Default: 1

       -t directory
	   Specify the directory where the .orig.tar.gz files are stored on the local machine.

	   Default: Off.

       -d | --do-like=directory
	   Looks at the working directory of some other package and uses its base URL, tarball storage directory and similar checkout target
	   directory.

	   Default: Off.

       -c number
	   Checkout nothing (0), trunk directory (1) or everything (2) when the work is done.

	   Default: 1

       -o
	   Only keep modified files under SVN control (including the debian/ directory), track only parts of upstream branch

	   Default: Off.

       -O | --no-branches
	   Do not create the branches subdirectory at all. This works in a similar way to -o but all changes on upstream files (e.g. meta changes
	   like updating the config.guess and config.sub files) are ignored and the upstream branch is not used.

	   Default: use branches/.

       -s
	   By default, svn-inject used to create .svn/deb-layout after an inject operation if a checkout followed the inject. Since version 0.6.22
	   this behaviour is deprecated.

	   With this parameter svn-inject will replicate the old behaviour.

	   This option was provided since it can be useful when creating a local override file.

	   Default: Off.

       -setprops -set-props
	   Set svn-bp:* props on the debian directory automatically.

	   Default: Off.

SEE ALSO

       /usr/share/doc/svn-buildpackage/()
	   The svn-buildpackage HOWTO manual

       svn-upgrade(1)
	   upgrade source package from a new upstream revision.

       svn(1)
	   Subversion command line client tool

       dpkg-buildpackage(1)
	   Debian source package tools

AUTHORS

       Eduard Bloch
	   This manual page was written by Eduard Bloch in roff.

       Goneri Le Bouder
	   Converted manpages to SGML.

       Neil Williams
	   Converted manpages to DocBook XML and current Debian maintainer

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2009 Eduard Bloch

Release: 0.8.2							     May 2009							     SVN-INJECT(1)
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