Hi,
you can use for example the "exec" action to post the mail to the queue
directly, something like this:
check host myhost ...
if failed port 8000 then exec "/bin/mail -s alert [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
You can use your custom script to perform whatever action you want -
monit sets the environment variables which describe what happened and
can be used for custom action. See monit manual for details.
Martin
Andrew Lusk wrote:
Looking at the source, it doesn't look like this is possible, but I
wanted to make sure, or see if anyone else had this issue.
I want monit to send email, but I can't run a local SMTP server or have
it send to a remote one (long story). What I want is for monit to
deliver straight to /var/spool/mail/<user>. This isn't a really hard
modification to the source (basically rewriting "int sendmail(Mail_T)"
in sendmail.c) but I was wondering if there was some more elegant way.
Thanks
Andrew Lusk
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