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cycles bug ?
From: |
stefanx |
Subject: |
cycles bug ? |
Date: |
Tue, 15 Dec 2015 18:28:51 +0100 |
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Hello,
until today I thought one cycle is always equal to the number of seconds in the
"set daemon"
config options. But this is definitely not the case (Monit 5.6, Ubuntu 14.04, a
lot of tests),
here an example:
set daemon 300
set alert address@hidden not on { instance,action } with reminder on 288 cycles
...
check file test with path "/tmp/testfile" every 20 cycles
if timestamp > 1 days then alert
alert address@hidden only on { timestamp }
with mail-format {
from: address@hidden
subject: test
message: test
} with reminder on 288 cycles
In the first occurrence of "288 cycles", 1 cycle = 300 s, so the reminder will
be send one time every day
(288 x 300 = 86400 seconds = 1 day). But in the second occurrence of "288
cycles", 1 cycle = 20x300 = 6000s,
so the alert will be send on every 20th day (20 x 300 x 288s).
Is this a bug ?
Thanks and regards
Stefan