Re: MONIT Startup

[Russell Adams]

I think this may have been caused by how I was debugging.

I was running monit -vI and watching the output while I was testing
the startup/shutdown issues. If I ^C'ed the running monit, it killed
cron with SIGTERM.

Before I ran strace on them, I moved monit to run from inittab, and
then repeated the same steps from there. Watching both cron and monit
with strace, I manually killed monit and cron did not die.

It was definately related to how I was debugging.

Oh, and I'm running Gentoo of course. I've just finished the ebuild
for monit 3.2 and am about to submit it. ;]

Thanks anyway.

Russell

On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 10:27:07PM +0100, Jan-Henrik Haukeland wrote:
> Russell Adams <address@hidden> writes:
> 
> > Then I kill monit... And cron disappears? Its not a direct child
> > process accoring to 'ps axf', so why wouldn't cron be left running?
> 
> Indeed, why?
> 
> > This bothers me 
> 
> This bothers me also, because it should not and does not happen. That
> is; I cannot reproduce this on my system, RH 7.3. monit starts crond
> and when I stop monit, crond is still running as it should.
> 
> Are you sure this is not some weird coincidence or does it happen each
> time? If so, what kind of system are you using? and can you send us a
> strace output with the *relevant* info. You can read more about strace
> debugging in the FAQ:
> 
>                http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/faq.html
> 
> -- 
> Jan-Henrik Haukeland
> 
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