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Re: execute a command get results
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Eric Pailleau |
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Re: execute a command get results |
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Fri, 17 Dec 2010 17:09:50 +0100 |
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Le 17/12/2010 16:44, Mike Zupan a écrit :
Is there anyway for monit to execute a command and get the returned
results and compare a number. Looking to test the number of items in a
queue via JMX
... exec "/usr/bin/test `JMX script that returns item queue number` -eq xxx &&
/bin/true || /bin/false "
where xxx the trigger number
"man test" for 'greater than' or 'lower than'
If a failure occurs (/bin/false) this will raise a monit error.
But a cron script may be certainly more usefull.
Let use monit for what it is done for , not for anything.