Hi all. We are using monit to monitor some processes running as daemons but as part or as extension (gem) of the ruby-on-rails framework.
Sometimes these daemons die and monit restarts them reliably. But sometimes we run into timeout events, i.e. when the process gets restarted for a certain amount of times within a given time period. My question is: Does monit track, if a restart was done by monit itself or does it not matter, if the restart was done by someone else / has been invoked by a user from shell or something? Does monit just count how often a restart has been done within a given period of time? If the threshold is reached, the "TIMOUT" Event is triggered and monit's surveillance of the daemon is stopped? The problem is: Every time our developers deploy the rails application, the daemons get restarted too. Sometime this happens very frequently ( every two minutes). We are running monit 5.1.1 from debian squeeze and 4.10.1 from debian lenny. Regards Hans Ulrich -- To unsubscribe: https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/monit-general
