Jan-Henrik Haukeland a écrit :
On 25. mai. 2009, at 09.35, Eric Pailleau wrote:
A solution with a wrapper script is given, but be aware that in
pidfile is the PID of the wrapper script : if your program crashe (and
not the wrapper), monit will still see a living PID and do nothing.
Actually not since the wrapper script uses exec, the program started
will take "over" the process of the script.
yes, you are right, I did not saw it at first sight.
the only 'critic' I could give is that presence of pidfile is not tested
on 'stop' command.
it would better to do
test -s /var/run/xyz.pid && kill `cat /var/run/xyz.pid`
'test -s' test that the file exists and size is greater than zero.
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