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> Oh yeah that's right. If it's not in the process table it won't show up
> with this script. I don't know if L
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en again Unixware does threads as LWPs rather
> than processes.
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like a standard init.d startup script.
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> From: Turner, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I don't think so...the last example I saw was making system calls
> to
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> > I have a status function that tells
Cool. Thanks.
John
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> I believe so. Found this example below of laun
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I don't think so...the last example I saw was making system calls to ps and
looking for a particular entry in the process table, and the other one I saw
was
t to run "XWin -query
> hostname". ;)
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> John
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That just looks like a standard init.d startup script.
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Get the unix for windows stuff from MS, or get cywin...
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> You could install cygwin. Then you can run this script,
> and get to learn a few common Linux tools too :-)
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> Oscar
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> On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, tomcat guy wrote:
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&
't do
anything. Perhaps I missed another example that was posted.
John
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> I as
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> Whoops... I forgot to mention the machine checking the remote
> server
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> > Ok, I've got an example, I cut out ip's and the "SendMsg" function, but
> you
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Subject: RE: Script for checking remote server
Ok, I've got an example, I cut out ip's and the "SendMsg" function, but
you
ought to be able to figure out where to go from here. Also it doesn't
check
tomcat via wget of a jsp, it does a rsh and c
I assume you are agreeing with me, and Hannes ?
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Monitoring the process table with ps doesn't t
killin me!
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> Ok, I've got an example, I cut out ip&#
that was my point
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From: Turner, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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It wouldn't matter...if Apache is down, the entire application
I have a status function that tells you which threads are running for
tomcat for linux/unix.
Of course it doesn't give you definitive proof that the app is up,
but it is useful info. Go here to get script:
http://daydream.stanford.edu/tomcat/tomcatd
Oscar
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, tomcat guy wrote:
ntent returned as the
response for an indicator that all is well. Anything else is false
security.
John
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It wouldn't matter...if Apache is down, the entire application is down.
John
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Thanks Mike I'll take ALL the coding examples I can get!
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> Will you get a jsp if Apache is down ??
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Ok, I've got an example, I cut out ip's and the "SendMsg" function, but you
ought to be able to figure out where to go from here. Also it doesn't check
tomcat via wget of a jsp, it does a rsh and checks for the process. This
doesn't help if tomcat is hung up, but that hasn't been much of a proble
Will you get a jsp if Apache is down ??
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From: Mike Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 1:07 PM
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Subject: RE: Script for checking remote server
I use a script that uses wget to retrieve pages from the server. If I
Use java code very similar to that in the recent post by Hannes Schmidt (see
Tues 02/25/2003:5.29AM)
I run something like this out of a thread that I initiate in the init method
of my main servlet. It can call a java class to send email or whatever.
ron
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I use a script that uses wget to retrieve pages from the server. If I can't
get a jsp I know that tomcat is down, if I can't get an html I know apache
is down. I'll post something in a bit.
--mikej
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