well, man init and man inittab are good :)
You say:
My /etc/inittab file calls up a script ( /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S86mythbackend ) to start the backend.
surely that's not on a line by itself? My reading of the manpage suggests that that would be an error...
You would just edit the file, and add the line I mention below pretty much anywhere.
David PS, notice it has respawn in the line itself - that's what I meant... Let me know if you have problems.
Dave Ansell wrote:
David,
Sorry, but I am not that familiar with the workings of inittab.
My /etc/inittab file calls up a script ( /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S86mythbackend ) to start the backend.
Where exactly do I put the respawn option?
Fair question :)
The answer is 'init' via 'inittab'
use the respawn option and it will...
moni:235:respawn:/usr/sbin/monit
(however make sure you get the config right first!)
If init crashes then you've got problems...
David
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