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README.Debian:
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* New and deprecated alerts and monitors in mon-1.2.0:
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- Added alerts:
irc.alert
- Added monitors:
dns-query.monitor
local-syslog.monitor
lpd.monitor
ntpdate.monitor
radius.monitor
snmpdiskspace.monitor
snmpvar.monitor
trace.monitor
- Removed alerts:
remote.alert
- Removed monitors:
http_t.monitor
http_tp.monitor
http_tpp.monitor
- Rename monitors:
dialin.monitor to dialin.monitor.wrap
* Daemon runs under 'mon' user:
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The daemon is not longer running as 'daemon' user.
Since version 0.99.2-12, mon runs under user 'mon', that is created
at the package installation/update process.
* Daemon control via /etc/default/mon:
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Now 'mon' daemon can be controled through /etc/default/mon directly.
These 2 options allows you to control the daemon behaviour:
- ENABLED:
If you don't want to run 'mon' at boot time, please ensure the variable
ENABLED in /etc/default/mon is set to something different to : "yes", "true" or "1"
Default is: ENABLED="yes"
- DAEMON_OPTS:
Additional options can be passed to the daemon by adding them to DAEMON_OPTS.
Default is DAEMON_OPTS=" -f -c /etc/mon/mon.cf -A /etc/mon/auth.cf"
* Using CGI:
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If a webserver with CGI support is available on your system, both web interfaces
can be accessed from the following URL:
http://<yourhost>/cgi-bin/monshow.cgi
OR
http://<yourhost>/cgi-bin/mon.cgi
The layout and behaviour of both interfaces, can be modified via an independent
configuration files.
Changes on 'monshow.cgi' should be made via it's configuration
file '/etc/mon/monshowrc'
For details see:
/usr/share/doc/mon/README.cgi-bin
/usr/share/doc/mon/examples/example.monshowrc
* Using local monitors:
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Under Debian GNU/Linux, paths for alerts and monitors differs from the original
paths provided by software in order to comply with FHS.
Our alerts are located under '/usr/lib/mon/alert.d' and our monitors under
'/usr/lib/mon/mon.d' directory.
Please take this into account if your intend to add your own scripts.
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