Re: How to monit ports

[Martin Pala]

Hello Pratap,

you can run Monit in verbose mode (using -v option) to see the details about the particular checks. Monit will first test whether the process is running and if so, it will continue with the port test. If the process is not running, monit will restart it (the port test is skipped in the cycle where monit restarts the service). If you have added the port configuration later, did you reloaded monit? (if not, the previous configuration is still active). 

Yet one note: please don't resubmit the question to the mailinglinst if you don't get response immediately (you have resubmited it 3x within last 24 hours) - the mailinglist is not commercial support chanel.

Regards,

Martin

On Oct 20, 2011, at 8:59 AM, Pratap Kumar wrote:

On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 4:47 PM, Pratap Kumar <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi,


I am using Monit tool for  my services.Though the service comes up,the port always down.One of my service configured as below to monitor the ports.


check process xyz.Service  with pidfile /var/run/service.pid
    start program = "/opt/xyz/bin/service start "
    stop program  = "/opt/xyz/bin/service stop "
         if failed port 445 for 1 cycles
           then restart


But it Always checks the PID file and throws one info message (PID file not changed from last cycles) instead of checking the port connection and restaring the service.

Could you please help me out ,how to configure and  monitor the ports.

Thanks in advance for your precious support.

Thanks
Pratap

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