I searched the manual and Google'd but didn't find a way to do this natively
inside monit. Currently I am running a Nagios plugin script from Nagios
Exchange. Seems like this would be a natural addition to monit.
I have some scripts that our support team can run on a server that are like a
tail command from our web filtering for troubleshooting blocks/allows. I want
to know if someone has left one running too long forgetting to close it. In
fact, it would nice to be able to kill a specific PID of the one that is
running too long. If it's possible to set an environment variable or something
that could be passed to the exec, that would be perfect.
check process filter_grep_age matching filter_grep
if timestamp is older than 10 hours then exec "/bin/kill
${FILTER_GREP_AGE_PID}"
if timestamp is older than 8 hours then alert
Thanks,
Dave
