Re: Monit starting out without monitoring (Martin Pala)

[Ani A]

> Hello,
>
> the monitoring state is saved persistent across monit restarts - saved to a 
> state file. The default state file path is ~/.monit.state, you can customize 
> it using "set statefile <path>" statement in monit configuration file. If you 
> need to reset the state after each machine reboot, either do "monit monitor 
> all" in the monit startup script or place the statefile to some volatile 
> filesystem (for example /tmp is often mounted using tmpfs/ramdisk).
>
> Regards,
> Martin
>
>

Hi  Martin,

When you say "monit startup script", is that something that is also to
be configured?
Or, is it something that has to be added as a part of the monit
service script (/etc/init.d/monit) ?
In my Ubuntu installation I didnt see any startup-script that is being
invoked, however
I saw some references to such a script on github.
How do I enable/add a startup-script ?

Thanks
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Regards,
Ani