Yes, using the "set daemon <time>" you set the length of the pause
between monitoring cycles ... of you'll set it higher, the process
should have enough time to start.
We also plan to make the start/stop methods timeout customizable:
http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/doc/next.php#38
Martin
Sidra Khan wrote:
Hi all,
I’m using monit to monitor some processes and am having some trouble.
Monit runs a script to start the processes. If a process takes a little
bit of time, like 10 seconds to start monit shows “Execution Failed” and
eventually “Unmonitored”. However when I do a “ps –aux | grep
<process-name>”, the process is actually running. It probably took some
time to start. Is the time monit takes to update it’s status configurable?
Thanks,
Sidra
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