How to check multiple condition in "If Failed port"

[Arasu b]

We want to run a bash script when any of 3 port failed. like below

if failed port 9001 or 9002 or 9003 type tcp then exec "/bin/bash -c 'script.sh'"

is this possible?

thanks arasu.b

[Tildeslash]

You need to test each port separately:

if failed port 9001 then exec "/bin/bash -c 'script.sh'"
if failed port 9002 then exec "/bin/bash -c 'script.sh'"
if failed port 9003 then exec "/bin/bash -c 'script.sh'"

(note: the "type tcp" is default, so it's not necessary to use this option)

[Arasu b]

Hi team,

The issue in case of 2 ports failed, the same script will execute 2 times. Number of ports will increase to 10 from 3.

Thanks arasu.b

[Arasu b]

Hi team,

The issue in case of 2 ports failed, the same script will execute 2 times. Number of ports will increase to 10 from 3.

Thanks arasu.b

[Tildeslash]

Testing of multiple ports with one statement is not supported currently.

It is true the script will be executed once for each failed port - if it is important to execute it only once, as a workaround the script can be modified to track the execution time and skip if it was executed recently.

[Arasu b]

Thanks for taking up this enhancement, In the mean time i also will try to contribute to this feature.

thanks arasu.b

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