I think this has been raised here before, but it seems that the current
rc.monit file still kills the Monit daemon when doing:
/etc/rc.d/rc.monit restart
The solution seems to be to have a 3 second sleep between stop and start
statements.
And while we are at it, Monit seems to be hardwired to use /etc/monitrc
config file, instead of /etc/monit.conf. So although it is possible to
start it with:
monit -c /etc/monit.conf
the config file will have to be passed on the command line every time
when doing "monit status" - otherwise it doesn't work. Would it be
possible to have the default config file at /etc/monitrc, so that "monit
status" just works? I think /etc/monit.conf looks better, but it is a
pain to type the location of the config file every time you want to get
the status of the daemon.
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