[email protected] wrote:
Yes,
it is possible to execute script, just replace 'alert' action with 'exec' and
specify the script:
if failed ... then exec "/usr/local/bin/myscript"
Regarding mail: you can specify multiple mail servers in monit configuration so
if one fails, monit will try next. Also M/Monit allows to send emails in
centralized environment - Monit agents are reporting to M/Monit and it then
sends alerts.
Regards,
M/Monit support
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 06:19:49PM +0200, David Touzeau wrote:
The main problem is when the SMTP server is down you cannot receive
notification in time.
Is there a way to specify monit executing a script instead send an email ?
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I would like to send to the script tokens used in the notification
template, but i have read that this feature is not available.
Is there a plan to provide such feature in the future ?
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