* Jim Trocki wrote: > On Wed, 6 Jan 2010, David Nolan wrote: > >> I think thats a great idea. >> >> Which is probably why it already exists... :) >> >> try MON_GROUP and MON_SERVICE >>
Oh' that works so nicely.
A thing of beauty.
# NPG
# Changed the default assignment from $ME to $HG-$ME.state.
# It was a real pain to test this thing stnadalone when it kept
# overwriting itself. The work of a true BCFH. ;-)
# Also now seperate instances will not clobber each other's state.
if ( $ENV{"MON_GROUP"} ) {
$HG = $ENV{"MON_GROUP"};
}else{
$HG = "testing";
}
$STATEFILE = $opt{"statefile"} || "$HG-$ME.state";
# NPG End
Hopefully, later this week or next, I'll release revisions of the
reboot.monitors.
Question?
To kill or not to kill $opt{"statefile"}.
Personally, I favor killing it, as it now has nothing but hack value and
the code would be cleaner without it.
--
Sincerely,
Nathan Gibbs
Systems Administrator
Christ Media
http://www.cmpublishers.com
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