Hello,
you can suppress the events for manual actions by setting the alert filter like
this:
set alert foo@bar but not on { action }
See Monit manual for more details.
Regards,
Martin
On Sep 25, 2011, at 2:20 PM, Nestor Urquiza wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We use monit not only to monitor services but as the controlled way to stop
> and start services. That is a feature we use when performing replication: we
> stop some services, replicate then start them again.
>
> It would be ideal that we could say for instance:
>
> monit --no-alerts stop apache
> monit --no-alerts start apache
>
> This feature would be useful for the sysadmin willing to use monit to
> troubleshoot something without touching config file nor receiving alerts for
> events well known to be happening.
>
> Does this request make sense? Should I open a feature request? Is there a
> better way to achieve this without a feature request?
>
> Thanks!
> -Nestor
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