Roman a écrit :
Hi Eric,
This is not that I really need, I need my mount to stay mounted all
the time, and if it accidentally unmounts or becomes unavailable I
need it remounted back.
Read my lips : "the master map allowing them to be automatically mounted when
accessed"
automount will mount it when a process whant to access the mount point, so when
it accidentally
(or due to inactivity) unmount, any access (including monit) will mount the
mount point.
If a real failure occurs, you should better test presence of a generic file on
the mountpoint with monit.
check file mount.ref with path /mnt/mymount/.mount.ref
start = " ... "
Extracted from monit doc :
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# CHECK FILE <unique name> PATH <path>
<path> is the absolute path to the file. If the file does not exist or disappeared, Monit will call the entry's start method if defined, if <path>
does not point to a regular file type (for instance a directory), Monit will disable monitoring of this entry. If Monit runs in passive mode or the
start methods is not defined, Monit will just send alerts on errors.
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