[v1.4] Problem Linux event.sh Multi-Welten

[Crusher]

Ich hab das Problem, dass die event.sh nicht für beide Welten rechnet.

event.sh voher:

#!/bin/sh
# Copyright 2010 Lekensteyn
# This script is public domain and comes with NO WARRANTY of any kind
#
# Events handler (handles build queue, attacks, etc)
if test `id -u` -eq 0;then
sudo -u nobody -- "$0"
exit
fi
running=true
trap 'running=false' 1 2 3 15
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
BASEDIR="`pwd`"
PIDFILE="$BASEDIR/tmp/event.pid"
killed=
# if a pidfile still exist (unclean shutdown), kill that pid and wait
# 2 seconds for it to catch our signal
test -f "$PIDFILE" && kill -15 "`cat "$PIDFILE"`" >/dev/null && killed=1
printf $$ > "$PIDFILE"
test -n "$killed" && sleep 2
cd htdocs/welt1/daemons
run(){
test -f "$PIDFILE" || exit 2
sleep 1
if test ! -S "$BASEDIR/tmp/mysql.sock";then
echo 'MySQL is not running.'
return
fi
# start PHP, run build queues, attacks, etc
env -i LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$BASEDIR/lib" "$BASEDIR/php/php" event.php &
pid=$!
# check if we still should run (if we have not been killed)
while $running;do
# is PHP not running anymore? Restart it
if ! kill -0 $pid 2>/dev/null >/dev/null;then
run
return
fi
# and wait a second as we do not have to check realtime
sleep 1
done
# kill PHP
kill -15 $pid 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
}
run
detect_pid=`cat "$PIDFILE"`
test "$detect_pid" = $$ && rm -f "$PIDFILE"

Nun dachte ich mir, warum nicht das selbe nochmal unten anhängen und im unteren teil statt
cd htdocs/welt1/daemons
würde ich
cd htdocs/welt2/daemons
schreiben

Also so :

#!/bin/sh
# Copyright 2010 Lekensteyn
# This script is public domain and comes with NO WARRANTY of any kind
#
# Events handler (handles build queue, attacks, etc)
if test `id -u` -eq 0;then
sudo -u nobody -- "$0"
exit
fi
running=true
trap 'running=false' 1 2 3 15
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
BASEDIR="`pwd`"
PIDFILE="$BASEDIR/tmp/event.pid"
killed=
# if a pidfile still exist (unclean shutdown), kill that pid and wait
# 2 seconds for it to catch our signal
test -f "$PIDFILE" && kill -15 "`cat "$PIDFILE"`" >/dev/null && killed=1
printf $$ > "$PIDFILE"
test -n "$killed" && sleep 2
cd htdocs/welt1/daemons
run(){
test -f "$PIDFILE" || exit 2
sleep 1
if test ! -S "$BASEDIR/tmp/mysql.sock";then
echo 'MySQL is not running.'
return
fi
# start PHP, run build queues, attacks, etc
env -i LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$BASEDIR/lib" "$BASEDIR/php/php" event.php &
pid=$!
# check if we still should run (if we have not been killed)
while $running;do
# is PHP not running anymore? Restart it
if ! kill -0 $pid 2>/dev/null >/dev/null;then
run
return
fi
# and wait a second as we do not have to check realtime
sleep 1
done
# kill PHP
kill -15 $pid 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
}
run
detect_pid=`cat "$PIDFILE"`
test "$detect_pid" = $$ && rm -f "$PIDFILE"

#!/bin/sh
# Copyright 2010 Lekensteyn
# This script is public domain and comes with NO WARRANTY of any kind
#
# Events handler (handles build queue, attacks, etc)
if test `id -u` -eq 0;then
sudo -u nobody -- "$0"
exit
fi
running=true
trap 'running=false' 1 2 3 15
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
BASEDIR="`pwd`"
PIDFILE="$BASEDIR/tmp/event.pid"
killed=
# if a pidfile still exist (unclean shutdown), kill that pid and wait
# 2 seconds for it to catch our signal
test -f "$PIDFILE" && kill -15 "`cat "$PIDFILE"`" >/dev/null && killed=1
printf $$ > "$PIDFILE"
test -n "$killed" && sleep 2
cd htdocs/welt2/daemons
run(){
test -f "$PIDFILE" || exit 2
sleep 1
if test ! -S "$BASEDIR/tmp/mysql.sock";then
echo 'MySQL is not running.'
return
fi
# start PHP, run build queues, attacks, etc
env -i LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$BASEDIR/lib" "$BASEDIR/php/php" event.php &
pid=$!
# check if we still should run (if we have not been killed)
while $running;do
# is PHP not running anymore? Restart it
if ! kill -0 $pid 2>/dev/null >/dev/null;then
run
return
fi
# and wait a second as we do not have to check realtime
sleep 1
done
# kill PHP
kill -15 $pid 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
}
run
detect_pid=`cat "$PIDFILE"`
test "$detect_pid" = $$ && rm -f "$PIDFILE"

Dies hat auch geklappt !
ABER es klappt nur solange beide welten in
htdocs/welt1/include/config.php
und
htdocs/welt2/include/config.php
auf die selbe Datenbank zugreifen. (z.B. lan-w1)

Wenn ich aber htdocs/welt2/include/config.php die Datenbank in lan-w2 umschreibe (die auch exestiert und alles fuktioniert ect.) , werden die events (angriffe ect.) nicht berechnet.

somit wird dann nur welt 1 berechnet und nicht mehr welt 2.

Wie kann ich nun beide Welten eine unterschiedliche Datenbank geben und auf beiden Welten die events auch berechnet lassen?

MfG
Crusher