It seems that you are using some 8-bit quote character (“) with 0xE2 code ...
monit interprets it as part of the command, not quote - if you'll change it to
normal quote character ("), it will work.
Regards,
Martin
On Mar 22, 2011, at 2:40 PM, Andreas Theissen wrote:
> Today I sucessfully installed Monit and wrote a configuration file which is
> obviously valid.
>
> In this file there are some statements for monitoring apache, for example:
>
> start program “/etc/init.d/apache2 start”
> stop program “/etc/init.d/apache2 stop”
>
> The files DO exist in this directrory, a fully functional Apache2 deamon is
> running and I can start and stop it.
>
> When I run Monit from a ROOT TERMINAL I get the following:
>
> Warning: the executable does not exist '“/etc/init.d/apache2
>
> But it does. I haven't found any advice, neither in the manual nor in the
> mailing-list.
> Do I have to set up special permissions for monit? Create new users or groups?
>
> Maybe it's too silly :)
>
> Could anyone help? Thanks a lot!
>
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