RE: configuring mon.cgi & mon on FC3

[Ryan Clark]

For your question about service monitoring you’d probably want to use msql-mysql.monitor and http.monitor to watch MySQL and Apache.  Both of those monitors come with mon by default.  For alerts you can setup an alert and upalert for each service to notify you via email or sms.   Here’s a basic example for a web server monitor:   watch Webserver    service HTTP         interval 4m         monitor http.monitor         allow_empty_group         period wd {Sun-Sat}             alert mail.alert -S “web server is down” [EMAIL PROTECTED]             upalert mail.alert -S "web server is back up" [EMAIL PROTECTED]             alertevery 15m     As for mon.cgi you can get the latest version from http://moncgi.sourceforge.net/.  I maintain mon.cgi so I can also help with any questions with the installation and use of it.     Hope that helps,   -- Ryan Clark Senior Network Engineer - British Columbia Trader Classified Media 4664 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby, BC Office: 604.540.4455 ext 3310 Mobile: 604.516.9174 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of ankush grover Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2005 5:56 AM To: mon@linux.kernel.org Subject: configuring mon.cgi & mon on FC3   hey friends, I have recently configured clustering for Apache and  Mysql.Now I want to configure "mon" in such a way if any of the service on the server is not available then an email should be mail to the concerned person/persons and If the service comes up then also an email should be mailed to the concerned person/persons. There are 4 cluster servers and I want to monitor all the servers.All the servers are running apache and mysql. Moreover I want to configure webinterface or mon.cgi on the system. Please guide me . Thanks & Regards Ankush Grover

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