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| From: | Jan-Henrik Haukeland |
| Subject: | Re: 2 copies started at once |
| Date: | Fri, 27 Jul 2007 15:15:10 +0200 |
On 27. jul. 2007, at 14.22, Nick Upson wrote:
I use set daemon 120 I wondered if it was related to using restart into the script, which, standard behaviour, attempts to stop the pid and removes the pid file anyway. I need this in case the process crashed as a simple "start" stops if the pid file exists. does monit distinguish between start and restart if the command?
Monit just execute the command given in 'start program' and does not parse, read or investigate the command at all. So when you use restart and stop as arguments to /opt/unb/bin/bs.sh monit does not consider those arguments at all. It just does a exec("/opt/unb/bin/ bs.sh 1 restart"). You should get someone to look at the script /opt/ unb/bin/bs.sh since the problem you have with two processes most certainly is a bug in the script.
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