here is the config file entry
check process bs1 with pidfile "/var/run/bs1.pid"
start program = "/opt/unb/bin/bs.sh 1 restart"
stop program = "/opt/unb/bin/bs.sh 1 stop"
(I use restart in case it crashed, leaving the old pid file)
I can see how restart could cause a problem if I called it twice in
very quick sucession but I didn't.
On 26/07/07, Nick Upson <address@hidden> wrote:
This may be related to the issue I asked about yesterday (turns
out to
be a bug in monit) or may not.
Sometimes, even rarely, I do "monit start bs1" where bs1 is one of my
processes and 2 are started at once (same start time shown from ps
command, pid very close even).
How can I avoid this?
The config file entry is a normal one, nothing unusual. The script
executed to start/stop was originally in /etc/init.d and worked fine