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pidfile/start: wait for X cycles before restart
From: |
dAniel hAhler |
Subject: |
pidfile/start: wait for X cycles before restart |
Date: |
Mon, 11 Jun 2007 00:56:31 +0200 |
Hello,
monitoring a service with "pidfile" and having a "start" command
given, monit will start this process, if it does not exist anymore.
I'd like to give a number of cycles for how long monit should wait
before it restarts the service, similar to the general "[<X>] <Y>
CYCLES". E.g., monit would wait for 1 cycle before restarting (instead
of 0).
The reason is just in the process of being manually restarted, e.g. by
logcheck and monit should not conflict with it.
I see that a workaround to this would be to no bypass monit in e.g.
"logrotate" or when manually restarting a service, but think that this
is only a workaround, no solution.
I'm not sure if the optional <X> here would make sense and where to
add it: maybe to the "start" command?
What do you think?
- pidfile/start: wait for X cycles before restart,
dAniel hAhler <=