Hi.
I checked those points. ... a) Execute and Permission is all ok. b) No problem.
And start script "jajs_spmd" is normal end status.
But I found a workaround(?).
Modifing a source "util.c", I added the following code which it is called
"initprocesstree" in the function "Util_isProcessRunning".
------
int Util_isProcessRunning(Service_T s) {
int i;
pid_t pid = -1;
ASSERT(s);
errno = 0;
if (s->matchlist) {
/* The process table read may sporadically fail during read, because we're
using glob on some platforms which may fail if the proc filesystem
* which it traverses is changed during glob (process stopped). Note that
the glob failure is rare and temporary - it will be OK on next cycle.
* We skip the process matching that cycle however because we don't have
process informations - will retry next cycle */
/* added by futa */
initprocesstree(&ptree, &ptreesize, &oldptree, &oldptreesize); <------ Added
/****/
if (Run.doprocess) {
for (i = 0; i < ptreesize; i++) {
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By this modifing, start action is normal end, not "failed to start".
I seems this.
Function "initprocesstree" isn't called after start action.
Because matching function compared with a process's tree whichi is before start
action,
matching function is not matching ---- "failed to start"
Am I right in this guess ?
Thanks, Kenichi Futatsumori in Japan.
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> Subject: Re: Problems : start action status is always "failed
> to start" when check process with matching
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> On Mar 10, 2011, at 10:25 AM,
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> > But start action or restart action is always "failed to start".
>
> There may only be a few reasons that Monit cannot start the
> program a) the user that started Monit does not have
> permission to start the process or there are other permission
> problems such as if the program write to a file or b) that
> the program need special environment variables, such as PATH
> set. As you may or may not know, Monit strips the environment
> and leave only a spartan PATH. Please check this and also any
> log files such as /var/messages etc for clues. If all else
> fails; strace Monit and see what actually fails.
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