Hi,

thank you for your answer.
I've checked the syntax about repeat feature, and it works (I have 5.20.0).
Unfortunately what I need is not the script execution: that's is ok.
What I need is repeat of alert notification, and as far as I know this notification is sent when the state changes only: OK->Failure and Failure->OK. As workaround I could explore some configuration at server side or forging some explicit signal by the script that is run every x cycles (see dummy.sh in my example), but I don't know how to do it.

Thansk again

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Il 26/01/2017 16:56, Guillaume François ha scritto:
Hi,

Syntax is ok https://mmonit.com/monit/documentation/monit.html#ACTION

Could it be an issue related to the version of Monit you're using ?

Changelog (https://mmonit.com/monit/changes/) shows the behavior was changed in 5.16.0 as before it was forced to "repeat every 1 cycle".

Therefore this syntax was not supported before.

Best Regards.

2017-01-26 16:27 GMT+01:00 Riccardo Leonardi <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>:

    Hi,

    I have a script checking mail queue returning alert if queue
    lenght is greather than some threshold.

    The alert is correctly forwarded to slack channel, but when the
    threshold is reached only, not when the queue remains over the
    threshold.

    In fact the behaviour I'd like to implement is:
    - receive the alert when the queue goes over the threshold
    - continue receiving the alert (possibly with current queue
    lenght) every x cycles
    - stop receiving when the queue returns under the threshold

    Currently I have implemented the following:

    check program qlen_check with path
    "/usr/local/monit/conf/check_qlen.sh 200"
        if status != 0 then exec "/usr/local/monit/conf/dummy.sh"
    repeat every 10 cycles

    The script check_qlen.sh echoes queue lenght and return 1 if queue
    > 200.
    As soon as that happens I got 1 slack alert only, while I'd like
    to keep receiving it every x cycles (when dummy.sh is correctly run).

    Does anyone have any suggestion how to achieve that behaviour?

    Thank you in advance.

    Rik

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