Re: [monit] how to stop a monitored group

[Pierrick]

Hello,

Actually, I can monitor/unmonitor group, but for that, I have declare
'ntpd_dependant' in mode manual or no

(something like that :

check ...with ...
    ...
    group ntpd_dependant
    mode manual
)

I hope it will help you,

Pierrick


Nick Upson wrote:
> 
> I thought this would be simple, but it isn't. What I need is that
> whenever the file is unchanged for 360 minutes stop several
> monit-controlled processes but keep checking the file so that they can
> be restarted when the file changes again. This is what I have:
> 
>     check file last_good_ntp with path /opt/unb/run/last_good_ntp
>     if timestamp > 360 minutes then
>        exec "/bin/bash -c 'monit -g ntpd_dependant stop all'"
>     else if recovered then
>        exec "/bin/bash -c 'monit -g ntpd_dependant start all'"
> 
> which goes into a loop as the call to monit causes it's tests to run,
> which causes another call and round & round we go
> 
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