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When an iApp script should be terminated due to the max-script-run-time, the script still continues and finishes, sometimes with scriptd coring and posting error messages in /var/log/ltm: -- err scriptd[13532]: 014f0004:3: script has exceeded its time to live, terminating the script <------ after 20 secs, it continues even after the scriptd core. -- notice sod[3235]: 01140041:5: Killing /usr/bin/scriptd pid 13532. -- warning sod[3235]: 01140029:4: high availability (HA) daemon_heartbeat scriptd fails action is restart.
Scriptd core.
An iApp runs a script which runs for longer than the configured max-script-run-time.
Increasing the sys scriptd max-script-run-time higher then the default of 300 seconds might be helpful if the higher timeout allows the script to complete. For example, if the script is saving a UCS and the save takes 400 seconds, then increasing the max-script-run-time to 430 seconds would allow the script to finish and would work around this issue.
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