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if kill -s 0  `cat $daemon_pid_file`; then

   ocf_log  debug "Process is currently running"

else

   ocf_log  warn "Process is dead, removing pid file"

   rm -f  $daemon_pid_file

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foobar_monitor() {

   local rc

   # exit  immediately if configuration is not valid

   foobar_validate_all  || exit $?

   ocf_run  frobnicate --test

   # This example  assumes the following exit code convention

   # for frobnicate:

   # 0: running, and  fully caught up with master

   # 1: gracefully  stopped

   # 2: running, but  lagging behind master

   # any other:  error

   case "$?" in

       0)

           rc=$OCF_SUCCESS

           ocf_log  debug "Resource is running"

           #  Set a high master preference. The current master

           #  will always get this, plus 1. Any current slaves

           #  will get a high preference so that if the master

           #  fails, they are next in line to take over.

           crm_master  -l reboot -v 100

           ;;

       1)

           rc=$OCF_NOT_RUNNING

           ocf_log  debug "Resource is not running"

           #  Remove the master preference for this node

           crm_master  -l reboot -D

           ;;

       2)

           rc=$OCF_SUCCESS

           ocf_log  debug "Resource is lagging behind master"

           #  Set a low master preference: if the master fails

           #  right now, and there is another slave that does

           #  not lag behind the master, its higher master

           #  preference will win and that slave will become

           #  the new master

           crm_master  -l reboot -v 5

           ;;

       *)

           ocf_log  err "Resource has failed"

           exit $OCF_ERR_GENERIC

   esac

   return $rc

}