Hello,
i think the problem could be solved in wrapper script - the services can
be put to group (for example "mygroup") and before restart unmonitor
both services in monit like this:
script snippet:
--8<--
# disable monitoring before restart:
/usr/bin/monit -g mygroup unmonitor
<perform restart here>
#enable monitoring after restart:
/usr/bin/monit -g mygroup monitor
--8<--
Thanks,
Martin
Eric Pailleau wrote:
Dear Martin,
I got some problems when monitoring two independant processes (two pid
files)
that are working together, because a single start script is used.
But one process must start before the other.
I can't monitor only one and when a process fails , it restarts both
with same start script.
I could imagine to exit when a start script is already running, but
I can't modify the start script that comes from external packages : I
will loose my modifications.
So I solved the problem by creating a wrapper script under distribution
start script but I wonder
if the idea to allow monitoring on odd cycles or even cycles could be
usefull sometimes...
Actually we can only use :
check process1 ....
[...]
every 2 cycles
check process2 ....
[...]
every 2 cycles
my idea is to allow a monit alternatively on a process and another :
check process1 ....
[...]
every odd cycles
check process2 ....
[...]
every even cycles
???
Regards
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