Not sure if this has been reported.
It is not fixed in mon-1.0.0pre5.
A misspelled keyword (e.g. numalert 5) in the period section will be
ignored.
I think this must be an oversight.
Mon, as it does in similar cases, should complain and not start.
Adding the lines marked "# Fix" around line 1380 solves the problem.
sub read_cf
...
elsif ($var eq "no_comp_alerts")
{
$pref->{"no_comp_alerts"} = 1;
next;
}
else # Fix
{ # Fix
close (CFG); # Fix
return "cf error: unknown syntax [$l], line $line_num"; # Fix
} # Fix
}
...
Cheers,
Michael Vogt
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