On 5/19/2017 5:05 PM, Chetas Joshi wrote: > If I don't wanna upgrade and there is an already installed service, why > should it be exit 1 and not exit 0? Shouldn't it be like.... > > if [ ! "$SOLR_UPGRADE" = "YES" ]; then > > if [ -f "/etc/init.d/$SOLR_SERVICE" ]; then > > print_usage "/etc/init.d/$SOLR_SERVICE already exists! Perhaps Solr is > already setup as a service on this host? To upgrade Solr use the -f option." > > *exit 0* > > fi
When the script reaches this point, the installation has failed, because the service already exists and the script wasn't asked to upgrade it. That is why it exits with a value of 1. If it were to exit with 0, whatever called the script would assume that the installation was successful -- which is not what has happened. Why are you installing Solr again when it is already installed? Thanks, Shawn
