It would be greatly appreciated if you could be more specefic about the
type of server you are talking about. If you are simply talking about a
specefic server failing, I am sure that since most of them *are* daemon
processes, it is simply a matter of restarting the process. On the other
hand, if you mean that the kernel should somehow step in case of a
specefic process, I suppose it is easier to write your tool to run as a
daemon, simply to check the status of the service you are interested in,
and take the neccessary action in case of any problems.
yours,
venu
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Satya wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> Just wanted to throw in the question - in anticipation of a solution.
>
> Does Linux comes with a daemon kind of feature which I vcould use in case
> the server fails? If yes, what is it and how do I use it?
>
> Thanks, Satya
>
>
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