Re: would like a broadcast message when pid changes..

[Tom H]

On 03/22/2012 06:52 PM, Tom H wrote: Hi, I am using monit on CentOs 6.2 instances, but I cannot get it to broadcast a message when a service is restarted. Any suggestions on what am I doing wrong here... The line for the pid check is a bit odd from the httpd page; Pid       "If changed 1 times within 1 cycle(s) then alertexec '/bin/echo logger | /usr/bin/wall' timeout 0 cycle(s)" and the log file shows that monit sees the pid change... [PDT Mar 22 11:59:58] info     : Reinitializing monit - Control file '/etc/monit.conf' [PDT Mar 22 11:59:58] info     : Shutting down monit HTTP server [PDT Mar 22 11:59:58] info     : monit HTTP server stopped [PDT Mar 22 11:59:58] info     : Starting monit HTTP server at [localhost:2812] [PDT Mar 22 11:59:58] info     : monit HTTP server started [PDT Mar 22 11:59:58] info     : 'server-64634.novalocal' Monit reloaded [PDT Mar 22 12:00:38] error    : 'munin-node' process PID changed to 548 [PDT Mar 22 12:00:38] info     : 'munin-node' exec: /bin/echo [PDT Mar 22 12:00:58] info     : 'munin-node' process PID has not changed since last cycle [root@server-64634 ~]#

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