You will need to split the startup script to two parts (start each
process independently). According to your script, it shouldn't be
problem. Monit will watch each process separately
Martin
Teresa Havel wrote:
I have a process, tcpaprscvt, that when it is started, it actually
generates two processes with two different pids. It does not create a
pid file, so I will be using the suggestion(which I got from your
archives) to create a pid file by adding this line at the end of my
startup script: pgrep tcparscvt > /var/run/tcpaprscvt.pid
The start up script(startAPRScvt) is currently:
cd /home/aprsd2
UMASK=766
export TZ=CST6CDT
/home/aprsd2/tcpaprscvt -t -p 1 grb localhost 14579 &
/home/aprsd2/tcpaprscvt -t -p 1 crs localhost 14580 &
I works fine to manually restart the script. But as you can see, it
actually starts two tcpaprscvt processes which each have their own pid.
When I create the pid file, it has two pids in it. Will monit be able to
handle this pid file properly? Thanks.
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