Re: [monit-dev] Adding a new keyword for a protocol test

[Martin Pala]

I'm not sure what you try to do ... if you try to add new protocol for 
tcp/ucp tests, then you can see protocols/NOTES for hints. If you try to 
add new test, then you need to add it to the service check options as 
well (see for example opthost in p.y)

Martin


Pierrick wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to create a new test for SIP, and, in order to make a useful
> test, I need to change the receiver uri. 
> So, I have add a new keyword (touri), paired with corresponding tokens on
> p.y and l.l :
>
> l.l 
>
> touri             { return TOURI; }
>
> p.y 
>
> %token <string> TOURI
>
>
> In order to complete my work, I also create a function, wich is based on the
> behavior for REQUEST :
>
> touri           : /* EMPTY */
>                 | TOURI STRING {
>                     DEBUG("to uri\n");
>                     verifyToUri(&portset, $2);
>                     FREE($2);
>                   }
>
> static void verifyToUri(Port_T port, char * touri) {
>   
>   ASSERT(touri);
>   
>   char * to = port->touri;
>   
>   if (to == NULL) {
>     NEW(to);
>     port->touri = to;
>   }
>   
>   if (touri != NULL) {
>     to=xstrdup(touri);
>   }
> }
>
> But, when I try ./monit -v validate, my only result is :
> /etc/monit/ser.rc:7: Error: syntax error 'touri'
>
> Can anyone give me some clues on "how to add keyword" please.