Should we allow further monitoring? It can be probably better (more flexible).

What do you think?


Martin


Martin Pala wrote:
Yes, the idea behind it is that the zombie process is usually unmanageable.

Monit thus sends alert and stops the zombie service monitoring.


Martin


MosheC wrote:
Hi,
I have the following line check process xxx with pidfile /home/moshe/icpipe/run/xxx.pid
Process xxx occasionally becomes a zombie but a new one is created
automatically.

The problem is that monit automatically stops monitoring the process when it
zombies.

I have also tried to trick Monit to think it can restart the process itself
with:
   check process xxx with pidfile /home/moshe/icpipe/run/xxx.pid
        start program = "/bin/true" ###
        stop program = "/bin/true" ###
but that didn't help either.




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