I think the solution could be simple:
define the services which depend on the nfs filesystem with "mode
manual" statement ... monit won't automatically monitor these services.
Then add "/usr/bin/monit monitor all" to some place where the nfs
filesystem is available already (for example to the end of your nfs
client init script or to rc.local or create new standalone init script
which will be started last and will enable the monitoring).
Martin
Aleksander Kamenik wrote:
Andy Harrison wrote:
It doesn't seem wise to make it simply depend on the existence of a
file on the nfs partition because I don't want monit to try to restart
the application if the nfs partition isn't present yet on initial
boot.
Same problem. I usually disable monit before shutdown and enable it
again after bootup via /etc/inittab.
That's why I'd like to have monit unmonitor all persist through reboots.
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