The CAUSE value is documented in watchdogctl(1).
\nThe LABEL can be any free form string the supervised process used when registering with the supervisor, hence it
\nis given as the last argument to the script.
The return value of the script determines how the system continues to operate: POSIX OK (0) means the script has
\nhandled the situation in some manner and watchdogd stops supervising the offending process, a non-zero return
\nvalue from script means the script has either failed to handle the situation or prefers to delegate to watchdogd
\nto save the reset cause and perform the actual system reset.
\nThis should probably also be mentioned in the top-level README.\n
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Hi together, Any ideas about that? Does watchdogd currently have mechanisms in place to accomplish something like this? |
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The manual page, in the source tree
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The manual page, in the source tree
man/watchdogd.conf.5
has some information on this. Here's an excerpt.