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I have prepared a health check script and wanted that to run before and after reboot to compare the values.
I am looking for logic to keep inside the health check script
Any help?
linux bash reboot
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I have prepared a health check script and wanted that to run before and after reboot to compare the values.
I am looking for logic to keep inside the health check script
Any help?
linux bash reboot
asked 1 hour ago
VajraVajra
104
The title doesn't match even the first question. The second question is unclear what you're asking. It seems can be achieved by running the same check logic and store it in a file every time the service start or stop.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
56 mins ago
I re read the title and I am convinced. Any recommendations on what to change to?
– Vajra
14 mins ago
add a comment |
I have prepared a health check script and wanted that to run before and after reboot to compare the values.
I am looking for logic to keep inside the health check script
Any help?
linux bash reboot
asked 1 hour ago
VajraVajra
104
I have prepared a health check script and wanted that to run before and after reboot to compare the values.
I am looking for logic to keep inside the health check script
Any help?
linux bash reboot
linux bash reboot
asked 1 hour ago
VajraVajra
104
asked 1 hour ago
VajraVajra
104
asked 1 hour ago
VajraVajra
104
asked 1 hour ago
VajraVajra
104
asked 1 hour ago
VajraVajra
104
104
The title doesn't match even the first question. The second question is unclear what you're asking. It seems can be achieved by running the same check logic and store it in a file every time the service start or stop.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
56 mins ago
I re read the title and I am convinced. Any recommendations on what to change to?
– Vajra
14 mins ago
add a comment |
The title doesn't match even the first question. The second question is unclear what you're asking. It seems can be achieved by running the same check logic and store it in a file every time the service start or stop.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
56 mins ago
I re read the title and I am convinced. Any recommendations on what to change to?
– Vajra
14 mins ago
The title doesn't match even the first question. The second question is unclear what you're asking. It seems can be achieved by running the same check logic and store it in a file every time the service start or stop.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
56 mins ago
The title doesn't match even the first question. The second question is unclear what you're asking. It seems can be achieved by running the same check logic and store it in a file every time the service start or stop.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
56 mins ago
I re read the title and I am convinced. Any recommendations on what to change to?
– Vajra
14 mins ago
I re read the title and I am convinced. Any recommendations on what to change to?
– Vajra
14 mins ago
add a comment |
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The title doesn't match even the first question. The second question is unclear what you're asking. It seems can be achieved by running the same check logic and store it in a file every time the service start or stop.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
56 mins ago
I re read the title and I am convinced. Any recommendations on what to change to?
– Vajra
14 mins ago