Hello,
I am trying to setup monit so that I can access it remotely from my
computer because I don't have a gui or a decent browser installed on
my server to use the monit interface so anyways this is what I have in
my config:
/etc/monitrc:
...
set httpd port 2812
allow monit:secret
...
I then used lsof to make sure it was running which it is:
$> sudo lsof -i | grep monit
monit 6173 root 5u IPv4 685820 TCP *:atmtcp (LISTEN)
It is actually running but when I try accessing it from my client
computer (http://192.168.1.20:2812) it doesn't load anything, I just
get an error message saying couldn't connect. On the server I have w3m
(a text based browser) and it does load the monit web interface
(hardly legible) but this is not what I want, I want to be able to
access it from my computer.
So do I have to do anything else to allow monit to be accessible from
any of my client computers? If I added "and use address
192.168.1.20" (which is the local ip address of the server) and check
with lsof then it doesn't show anything running on port 2182 which I
find a little fishy but I don't know what else to check.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks,
- Jake
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