On 24 Jun 2015, at 22:33, Marie Mcallister mmcallis...@sprinklr.com wrote:
Hi Martin,
The problem is with the 'Start' command. The proc match works fine, the
check detects when the process is down.
For example, if I just use this outside of monit, it works fine to bring
back
Hi Martin,
The problem is with the 'Start' command. The proc match works fine, the
check detects when the process is down.
For example, if I just use this outside of monit, it works fine to bring
back the process: /usr/bin/nohup /mnt1/build/seeing/build/bin/run.sh
But if I put that
The programs or scrips given to start, stop and restart are executed by Monit
using exec, not a shell, and while it is perfectly fine to wrap the command in
bash as you do, I would recommend to just use
start program = “/mnt1/build/seeing/build/bin/run.sh”
The ’nohup’ and ‘’ character used in
Hi Martin,
Yes, that is what I tried as well, noted before.
I tried formatting it as such: start program = /bin/bash -c 'nohup
/mnt1/build/seeing/build/bin/run.sh ' but the same thing occurs.
It won't run this for some reason - when I check logs, it says:
[UTC Jun 24 21:25:05] error:
