(Monit 5.28.1 regression): The check program statement with every did not work (Monit 5.28.1 regression): MacOS: Monit didn't compile on MacOS 10.13 or older. Monit CLI: Added support for the -g (group) option to the report command. If content != "critical_warning+: 0" then alert Syntax:Ĭheck program disk0_smart with path "/usr/sbin/nvme smart-log /dev/nvme0" You can now test program output using a regular expression. Note: Monit will continue to use the hardcoded credentials (for backward compatibility) unless
#MONIT SET ALERT PASSWORD#
The postgresql FATAL: password authentication failed for user DETAIL: Role "root" does not exist. This could trigger thousands of messages like this in Previous Monit versions used hardcoded credentials when testing connection to postgresql Protocol pgsql username "username" password "12345" database "test" Username, password and database when testing connection.
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The PostgreSQL protocol test has been improved and now supports authentication with The set httpd statement supports only one address option.
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Redirect the browser back to the base URL, so the browser won't perform the POST request again on anĪutomatic page refresh, which is performed to poll for status changes. When one executes an action via the Monit HTML GUI (uses a POST request), the Monit HTTP server will Zeros in response, Monit >= 5.20.0 may crash. When the port statement was used with the generic protocol test and the target server returned Thanks to Lutz Mader.ģ2-bit Linux machines with more then 4GB of RAM reported wrong system memory size and swap size values. Monit 5.29.0 may fail to compile on platforms without the monotonic clock support.
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Usually, this is done with the processes PID file (often found in /var/run/) which stores the current PID of the running instance of that process, since the PID will change whenever the process restarts. Monit can then be configured to monitor individual processes.