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Hi Daniel,
> Wouldn't it be nicer to use a "not.monitor" or whatever one should
call
> That would be real cool! Could you please help me to fulfill this?
> What do I need? How to do it?
Look for the mon.d directory and create a new file named not.monitor
or whatever you like, with the following contents:
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#!<full path to perl executable> -w
use strict;
my $monitordir = $0;
$monitordir =~ s|/[^/]+$||;
exit ! system($monitordir.'/'.shift @ARGV, @ARGV);
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Set the permissions for the file similar to the other monitors'
permissions.
You can call it as monitor:
monitor not.monitor tcp.monitor -p 80
Have fun,
Baltasar
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