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From: | Martin Pala |
Subject: | Re: Basic q's abt monit 4.5.1 |
Date: | Mon, 19 Sep 2005 22:15:39 +0200 |
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anuj agrawal wrote:
Another basic doubt.... MONIT wants the pid file(hence the pid of the process) of the process which it wants to restart.Now, the pid of the process is only generated when the process is up and running...hence if the process is already up then how does MONIT take the credit of starting the process???
If monit starts the process monitoring and the process referred to by the pidfile is already running, then monit will detect it and will not try to restart it.
In the case that the process pidfile changed between testing cycles and the process is realy running under new pid (for example because you restarted the service by hand), then monit will detect the change, send 'pid changed' alert and continue to monitor the process (it will not try to restart it in the case that all tests passed).
Martin
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