On 13. juni. 2008, at 13.48, pierrick grasland wrote:
It's a change made previously, which remove /etc/monit/monitrc from
default location. So, it's not bug (but I can't find in the
changelog when it was made (somewhere between 4.8.2 and 4.10). When
using debian etch package, /etc/monit/monitrc was allowed, but when
I compile it, it was not, and I search for it.
This was introduced in 4.10. The change-log entry is
* Allow to set the location of monitrc using the 'configure --
sysconfdir'
option during monit compilation. Thanks to Klaus Heinz for patch.
AFAIK this was a patch provided by a package maintainer to allow
setting the system location of the monitrc control file.
Brian Candler is right about that the same monitrc location code[1]
is used with or without the -t switch to monit. So the OP's report
that monit -t works but not monit does not seem possible, unless a pre-
packaged version of monit where used with some internal changes.
[1] See file.c:File_findControlFile()
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