[monit] Re: monitor timestamp file

[Nick Upson]

never mind, I did it

On 12/10/2007, Nick Upson <address@hidden> wrote:
> Below is what I would like to do, could you please confirm it's
> possible and if I'm heading in the right direction
>
>
>
> # when the timestamp file is > 30 old send msg
> # when file is > 6 hours old, send msg & stop bs1
> # when file returns to < 6 hours old send msg & start bs1
>
>    check file last_good_ntp1 with path /opt/unb/run/last_good_ntp1
>    if timestamp > 30 minutes then
>       exec "/bin/bash -c '/bin/echo ntp: no sync >> /tmp/monit"
>    if timestamp > 6 hours then
>       exec "/bin/bash -c '/bin/echo ntp: stop transmit >> /tmp/monit"
>       exec "/bin/bash -c monit stop bs1"
>    else if recovered
>       exec "/bin/bash -c '/bin/echo ntp: start transmit >> /tmp/monit"
>       exec "/bin/bash -c monit start bs1"
>