you can use this:
stop program = "/bin/bash -c 'kill -9 `cat /var/run/lircd.pid`'"
Regarding the process which shouldn't be started by monit on boot ...
you can:
1.) either use monit's "startdelay" option which waits given number of
seconds when monit is started:
set daemon 5 with start delay 60
Note: startdelay option was added in monit 5.x
2.) or you can set the service to manual mode (enabled by service
statement: "mode manual" and modify the your startup script to enable
monitoring after service is started: "monit monitor foobar"
Regards,
Martin
John H wrote:
I need to stop a process by killing the process by viewing the pid
file process id.
/bin/kill -9 $(</var/run/lircd.pid)
When I view in the web interface all I see is
/bin/kill -9 $(
so I assume it's clipped the rest of the command
How do I do this? Guess I could write a bash script and call it if need be.
Also, I start some of my processes in another fashion so I'd like
monit to monitor the process but not start it on boot. Is this
possible?
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