path: sanlock_4.2.0-1/init.d/fence_sanlockd
	fi
	PID=$(pidofproc -p $runfile $prog)
	# We have to use SIGHUP to mean stop because sanlock


path: sanlock_4.2.0-1/README.rst
           a shared lease (SH) on the second resource.
           # export P=`pidof sleep`
           # sanlock client acquire -r test:RA:/dev/leases:1048576 -p $P
           # sanlock client acquire -r test:RB:/dev/leases:2097152:SH -p $P


path: sanlock_4.2.0-1/README.rst
           ond resource will succeed.
           # export P=`pidof sleep`
           # sanlock client acquire -r test:RA:/dev/leases:1048576 -p $P
           # sanlock client acquire -r test:RB:/dev/leases:2097152:SH -p $P


path: sanlock_4.2.0-1/fence_sanlock/fence_sanlock.in
		# make sure fence_sanlockd is alive
		[ -z "$(pidof fence_sanlockd)" ] && {
			logger -t $prog "on fence_sanlockd stopped running"
			return 1


path: sanlock_4.2.0-1/fence_sanlock/fence_sanlock.in
	read_leader || return 1
	[ -z "$(pidof fence_sanlockd)" ] && {
		logger -t $prog "on fence_sanlockd is not running"
		return 1


path: sanlock_4.2.0-1/fence_sanlock/fence_sanlock.in
		loop=$(($loop+1))
		tmp_pid="$(pidof fence_sanlockd)"
		[ -z "$tmp_pid" ] && {
			logger -t $prog "fence_sanlockd not running"


path: sanlock_4.2.0-1/fence_sanlock/fence_sanlock.in
	}
	pid="$(pidof fence_sanlockd)"
	[ -z "$pid" ] && {
		logger -t $prog "Unable to determine fence_sanlockd pid"


path: sanlock_4.2.0-1/init.d/sanlock
stop() {
	PID=$(pidofproc -p $runfile $prog)
	echo -n $"Sending stop signal $prog ($PID): "