Hi Sorin, Thinking about your requirement to monitor without opening the firewall, did you know about the PHP proxy script called monit.php in the "contrib" directory to the monit distribution?
The script will give you a secure way to see that monit is running if you already have a web-server running on the server. It works through the standard web-server (i.e. port 80), and doesn't require a separate port open on the firewall. You can protect it using Apache authentication. Another alternative is the "wap.php" script in the contrib directory. This works in a similar way, but lets you see what monit is doing from your mobile phone. Neither gives the heartbeat message, but you can check them any time you like. Cheers, David. On 7. nov. 2005, at 17.50, Sorin S. wrote: > I wanted a heartbeat message to be sure the monit is > up and running as I can't open the firewalls to access > the monit console. The clients are particularly uneasy > to open firewalls externally for monitoring purposes. -- ------------------------------------------------- Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------- -- To unsubscribe: http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/monit-general
