I am running Ubuntu Feisty server with the apt-get monit installed,
so
I did not screw anything up in the build/install.
All this looks like problems with your monit configuration. We could
help more (I hope) if you post a copy of your >monit control file as
well as the monit version you are using. (I don't know which version
comes with Ubuntu).
You can also try running the monit daemon in debug mode from the
console like so 'monit -Iv' and query it using >'monit -v summary'
his should output some useful debug info to the console, which may help
debugging the problems you have with
onit.
Also run with logging, this has helped me solve 100% of my configuration
issues with Monit. While it might not be the most intuitive, Monit is
perfect at what it does, IMO, and once you learn how to use it, it's
invaluable.
Thanks
Phil
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