Hi,
I'm a new monit user, and have a couple questions.
Is there any way to define a variable in the monitrc file?
I'd like to be able to do this:
set ServerName1 = "P7"
set MySQLText = "MySQL down"
And then use it in monitrc to simplify redundant configurations such as
mail-format settings for text pagers:
alert textpager with mail-format{subject:"$ServerName1:$MySQLText"}
The default notices are too long for my pager.
I'm using monit to watch file checksums and timestames - where files are
written by a cgi that accepts reports from remote machines. An unchanged
checksum means that the remote service is working okay.
This allows me to monitor remote services that otherwise couldn't be
monitored using monit. I find myself changing the code of cervlet.c and
cervlet.h to display these items in a more meaningful way. This is a
lightweight solution, and doesn't require me to install monit on 20
machines. I know this isn't monit's focus, but I wonder if it wouldn't
be a reasonable addition to the system? Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Ken A
Pacific.Net
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