Am 14.09.2011 13:49, schrieb Jan-Henrik Haukeland:
On Sep 14, 2011, at 1:14 PM, Marcus Mülbüsch wrote:
How do I write a statement that will do one test after the other; and only
if the first test succeeded?
This cannot (yet) be expressed in the config language. If-tests are separate
statements without an 'else if' part. This will be changed in a later release,
though not optimal, maybe you can use the new check program statement and put
the test in a script executed by Monit?
monit 5.3 is not yet in the gentoo portage tree; so this has to
wait. Temporarily we can live with that behaviour.
However; currently monit cannot connect to the remote SMPP-Server.
Since I'm unable to login via telnet, too, I consider that a problem not
related to monit - to be solved tomorrow :)
But just as a precaution: Can I increase the loglevel so that I can
watch what monit sends and gets back? So I can watch whether I
mis-formated the string, that is filled with hexcodes?
Marcus
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