On 15. aug.. 2009, at 18.53, Giuseppe wrote:
check process mysql with pidfile /var/db/mysql/
hostname.domain.local.pid
if failed port 3306 protocol mysql for 1 cycles then exec "/home/
manager/monit.sh"
The problem is that if I manually stop mysql to check if monit works
well, the script is not executed, and in the log file I find every 5
seconds these 2 lines:
[ Aug 15 18:41:02] error : 'mysql' process is not running
[ Aug 15 18:41:02] error : monit: Start or stop method not
defined -- process mysql
Yes, you need to specify a start and stop command for a check process
entry to manage the process.
I don’t want monit to try to restart the process, but only to
execute my script, what did I failed in the configuration file?
In this case, use a check host entry instead, for example
check host mysql_localhost with address 127.0.0.1
if failed port 3306 protocol mysql then exec "/home/manager/monit.sh"
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