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Re: restarting processes (was: "")


From: Martin Pala
Subject: Re: restarting processes (was: "")
Date: Fri, 27 May 2016 08:28:13 +0200

You can create an rpm from the source code directly:

rpmbuild -tb monit-5.18.tar.gz

Monit can be downloaded here: https://mmonit.com/monit/dist/

Best regards,
Martin



On 27 May 2016, at 08:10, Volkan Celebi <address@hidden> wrote:

5.14
It is the latest monit in yum repository


On Fri, 27 May 2016, 08:03 Martin Pala, <address@hidden> wrote:
Which monit version it is?

In the past, monit cleared the environment variables and reset PATH when executing the start program in a sandbox. When the program depends on some env. variable or used for example relative paths internally, it then failed. Old monit versions also didn't log the program output.

I recommend to upgrade monit (latest release 5.18 is recommended).

Best regards,
Martin


On 26 May 2016, at 22:13, Volkan Celebi <address@hidden> wrote:

Thanks again,

It is really newbie questions but unfortunately I should ask again. I wrote this into config file

check process mumudvb11096 matching "mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11096"
    start program = "/usr/bin/mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11096"

I didn't write any stop program parameter because I haven't got anyone. After that I checked via Webgui and It was working. I have killed the working pid of "mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11096" and tested it but I got "Execution failed error" I can start mumudvb from every location with this command = "mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11096" but now I didn't understand why it didn't work. Also monit procmatch gives no error for "/usr/bin/mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11096"

any help would be appreciated

Have a nice day

On 26 May 2016 at 15:37, Martin Pala <address@hidden> wrote:
Hello,

you can use the pattern based process check:

check process mumdvb11557 matching "mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11557"
    start program = ... #set your start program here
    stop program = ... #set your stop program here

You can use monit CLI interface to test patterns:

        monit procmatch  "mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11557"

Note: upgrade to monit 5.18 is recommended if you have a process similar to apache fork mode (where a master process spawns children and all match the same pattern).


Regards,
Martin



> On 26 May 2016, at 14:05, Volkan Celebi <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Thanks your answer Martin. I decided intall Monit which mumudvb working Server, too. I think It would be far away easier to make a working config. I will ask further help. For example this process from system killed:
>
>> mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11557
> ​How can I realise this process working not anymore and it should be start again. Because of this, as far as I now there is no any possibility to give any process to custom pid. Every pids assigning from system automatically. Any small tips/config would be very nice.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Volkan Çelebi​
>
>
>
> On 23 May 2016 at 14:30, Martin Pala <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> you can restart the process on remote machine only if you install monit on that remote machine too - it provides an HTTP GUI, which can be used to restart services. Each mumudvb instance will then have its own service entry in monit configuration file.
>
> Regards,
> Martin
>
>
>> On 23 May 2016, at 13:12, Volkan Celebi <address@hidden> wrote:
>>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> for a while I am looking a solution for this. I installed monit on my server and I can get alerts but I need monitor processes on different machines and I have to start them from monit installed machine. I need monitor these process but problem is if any "mumudvb" process fail I have to start it with custom configuration file. Every single mumudvb process works with different config files. Is there any way to realize it monit?
>>
>> Here is the quickview to processes:
>>
>> address@hidden ~]# ps aux | grep mumudvb
>> root      5034  4.8  0.6 103040 21116 ?        SLl  Apr29 175:13 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/12729
>> root      5691  6.1  0.6  37504 21108 ?        SLl  Apr29 221:56 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/12422
>> root      6160  3.1  0.6  37608 21080 ?        SLl  Apr29 114:26 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/12265
>> root      6796  7.6  0.6 103060 21136 ?        SLl  Apr29 275:19 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/10962
>> root      7209  7.2  0.6  37524 21128 ?        SLl  Apr29 263:44 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11855
>> root      7774  6.6  0.6  37516 21120 ?        SLl  Apr29 241:36 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11557
>> root      8154  8.4  0.6  37516 21120 ?        SLl  Apr29 304:43 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11957
>> root     10964  5.6  0.6  37484 21088 ?        SLl  11:50  31:36 mumudvb -d -c /root/19/12544.75
>> root     13578  6.9  0.7  40092 23680 ?        SLl  10:10  45:38 mumudvb -d -c /root/13/12520
>> root     19671  0.0  0.0 112644   932 pts/12   R+   21:11   0:00 grep --color=auto mumudvb
>> root     24324  3.2  0.6 103040 21116 ?        SLl  Apr29 116:15 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/12525
>> root     27398  7.7  0.6  37508 21112 ?        SLl  10:25  50:11 mumudvb -d -c /root/19/12187.50
>> root     32246  3.3  0.6 103124 21200 ?        SLl  Apr29 110:28 mumudvb -d -c /root/42/11096 -v --card7
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