I don't think you read my question. I want to trigger an exec statement
when services go up/down - Can I do that?
The alert action is implicit - just add the alert statement ahead of check
definition (global):
set alert addr...@hidden
When the service will go down or up, you will receive alerts. There is no
need to add explicit alert action to start program.
Regards,
Martin
On Aug 16, 2010, at 3:40 AM, Josh Sharpe wrote:
I set this monitor up:
check process order_approval with pidfile
/rails/veloracing/current/tmp/pids/order_approval.pid
start program = "start_order_approval"
I can't figure out how to alert when monit discovers that service is down
and then alert me when the service is back up...
I guess I could alter this to be:
start program = "alert_that_service_is_down && start_order_approval &&
alert_that_service_is_up"
...but that's kinda hackey, and will send erroneous alerts if I trigger it
through the webservice.
Basically, I need to trigger a script (not monit's 'alert' mechanism) when
monit discovers the service is down, and a different script when monit
recognizes that the service is running again.
Thanks!
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