Need for one script

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Old 10-22-2006
Suresh.T
 
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Default Need for one script

Hi all,

I have one suse Linux server10 and i have 2 networks called
10.87.87.*, 10.91.91.* In my server machine supporting apache &
Tomcat services with these two networks.

My thought is >> If suppose anything goes down (i.e) For example Apache
goes down i want an alert from server machine or some other machine to
my local machine.[Assume here i have using Outlook Express for my mail
purpose, if anything wrong from server side i need a mail alert from
that server machine or some other machine] How can i setup rule for
this problem.. Because some times we are busy in some other works. So
that we are not able to Monitor the server Continuously...

If anybody know solution for that above mentioned problem please let me
know clearly...


Thanks,
Suresh.T

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Old 10-23-2006
Bill Marcum
 
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Default Re: Need for one script

On 22 Oct 2006 08:32:30 -0700, Suresh.T
<dpmsuresh86@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have one suse Linux server10 and i have 2 networks called
> 10.87.87.*, 10.91.91.* In my server machine supporting apache &
> Tomcat services with these two networks.
>
> My thought is >> If suppose anything goes down (i.e) For example Apache
> goes down i want an alert from server machine or some other machine to
> my local machine.[Assume here i have using Outlook Express for my mail
> purpose, if anything wrong from server side i need a mail alert from
> that server machine or some other machine] How can i setup rule for
> this problem.. Because some times we are busy in some other works. So
> that we are not able to Monitor the server Continuously...
>
> If anybody know solution for that above mentioned problem please let me
> know clearly...
>

Use crontab to test every hour whether the server is running, with
"pgrep httpd" or attempting to wget a file from the server.


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