<2nd Try>Re: [monit] Monit LOG redirection issue

[Navaneethakrishnan Goapl]

 
Could some one provide solution to this?

On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 Navaneethakrishnan  Goapl wrote :
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>Hi,
>
>I have query in MONIT log redirection. I am trying to start monit by INIT process.
>
>MONIT Version
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>-monit version 4.9
>-CentOS release 4.4 (Final)
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>Following is my initial configuration
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>/etc/inittab
>mo:2345:respawn:/usr/bin/monit -Ivc /etc/monitrc
>m0:06:wait:/usr/bin/monit -Ivc /etc/monitrc stop all
>
>
><monitrc>
>set init
>set daemon 60
>set httpd port 2812
>        allow localhost
>set logfile /var/log/monit_errors.log
>
>
>Monit is started properly and logs are redirected to monit_errors.log. But after every one minute log messages are shown in my console terminal(display window)even though I have redirected logs to monit_errors.log(It also redirects the log to LOG file).
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>Is there any way to avoid the above problem? MONIT log messages should not be shown in the console terminal( user display).
>
>I tried the following config in /etc/inittab to avoid the redirection problem.
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>Modified /etc/inittab
>mo:2345:respawn:/usr/bin/monit -Ivc /etc/monitrc  > /dev/null 2>&1
>m0:06:wait:/usr/bin/monit -Ivc /etc/monitrc stop all
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>The above config does solve the log redirection problem. But I am facing yet another issue(needs to be confirmed is an issue or not).
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>Due to above config I am not seeing "MONIT http server stopped" message in the display window, while REBOOTing the  machine.
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>But with the earlier config in inittab (without "> /dev/null" redirection), I WAS seeing "MONIT http server stopped" message in the display window while REBOOTing machine.
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>So my concern is, whether MONIT stops properly before shutdown/reboot.
>I didn't re-direct m0 entry in /etc/inittab, but still "MONIT shutdown" message is not shown.
>
>Could some one point me a solution to solve above issues?
>
>Regards,
>Navanee
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