To be honest I'm not completely sure if this is a bug or am I doing something wrong. I'm writing a bash script that uses axiom to delegate some work to another machine. Let's call it main.sh. It looks like this:
- Do work A
- axiom-exec '/home/op/doWorkB.sh' --fleet machinename
- Do work C
doWorkB.sh takes about a day to run. The problem is even after doWorkB.sh finishes, main.sh never goes past the axiom-exec command to Do work C. I have tried adding exit or kill commands at the end of doWorkB.sh but it didnt help. Is there any way to signal that the work has finished?
To be honest I'm not completely sure if this is a bug or am I doing something wrong. I'm writing a bash script that uses axiom to delegate some work to another machine. Let's call it
main.sh. It looks like this:doWorkB.shtakes about a day to run. The problem is even afterdoWorkB.shfinishes,main.shnever goes past theaxiom-execcommand toDo work C. I have tried addingexitorkillcommands at the end ofdoWorkB.shbut it didnt help. Is there any way to signal that the work has finished?