Hi all, and thanks in advance.
We are using monit to check 3 servers, each will run some services that
often can fail, since it will be doing tests of code.
So I made an script to monitor if each service is running or not, returning
0 or 1 as exit error code.
For each service I'm writting a monit configuration file inside the conf.d,
with this contents (way simpler):
check program 001 with path "/opt/scripts/running.sh 001"
if status != 0 then exec "/opt/scripts/run.sh 001"
but every time I test the config files I get this error: Program does not
exist: '"/opt/scripts/running.sh exec"'.
Not enclosing the command it will say that the argument is a syntax error
for the monit language.
So, is there any form I can pass an argument to an script monitored by
check program? Or I'm doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Antonio
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