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BIg picture, I need to ensure a clean startup regardless of how the Apache
instance is stopped. My most recent attempt was to have the startup
program cleanup the associated jobs. Unforunately, my config starts
multiple Apache jobs, so those jobs running the cleanup found new
associated jobs. This resulted in a tangled mess.
The watch idea might work, but I'd need a unqiue MSGID to monitor.
Watching a common message like "job ended" would cause the watch to be
firing way too much.
Thanks
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