[xymon] best way to determine if the Xymon server just started?
Henrik Størner
henrik at hswn.dk
Thu Nov 18 22:33:45 CET 2010
In <E0299E62DC82494EA6C14D5E4FABA3F704F38E09 at ASHEVS006.mcilink.com> "Gore, David W" <david.gore at verizonbusiness.com> writes:
>I have several server side scripts that give me results I would rather
>not have soon after a Xymon server restart. What is the best way to
>determine if Xymon just started? I could poke around a bit, just
>wondered if someone already had some ideas already implemented. I will
>do something like exit 1 If xymon just started, otherwise continue.
Check the timestamp of the PID file.
#!/bin/sh
touch --date="1 hour ago" /tmp/1hourago
if test $XYMONSERVERLOGS/xymond.pid -nt /tmp/1hourago
then
echo "Xymon restarted less than 1 hour ago"
exit 0
fi
Probably requires the GNU version of "touch" .
Regards,
Henrik
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