[cod] monitoring script

[Xealot]

I think that you firstly need to calm down,
Secondly i  belive my answer should be pretty sufficient to find out
a basic solution to his question, I told him to google..
Now if you cant use google to find simple things (How hard is it to
find out how cronjob works?  or perhaps to google up the basic syntax
of IF's in bash?)
then you shouldnt be using linux.

Other than that i told him to use google, i gave him my idea of how to
do it quick
and simple, not anything that he can be lazy about and copy 'n paste
to have it work, but enough to collect a few simple things together
and make it himself.


On 10/18/05, frenton <frenton at orcon.net.nz> wrote:
> Dr. D., You're absolutely right. With these answers before yours I've
> made some experiences in the Everyone-helps-each-other-in-the-linux
> world: "Oh yes, it's so easy, but unfortunateley we can't help you
> directly now! Try to google it!" If he had found some script at google,
> do u think he would post his question about such script on this HELPING
> list? Crap...
> C'mon guys, it's not the Pentagon (oops, now using this word this list
> could be automatically scanned by authorities, lol) script of the
> scripts.
>
> PS: NOT ALL of linux guys are so useless to other people i know that
> (vice versa: most of them are very patient ( ::--O) and helpful...)
> and now:flame me...
>
> PS2: Dr. D:Is it possible that you email me your script called dtools,
> because i can't find at Google (and other searchengines)... Thanks alot!
> F.
>
> Mark J. DeFilippis schrieb:
> >
> > Oh for Christ Sakes. Like this is top secret NORAD code!
> > This is a worthless post. If you can't help the guy, but Ohhhh he has
> > scripts...
> > Is everyone impressed?
> >
> > Sorry for all that know me, but this type of response is pathetic
> > for a list that is all about help.
> >
> > Google "dtools.tar".  If you can't find it, send me an email
> > and I will send you a copy. (Under 3KB). It runs multiple
> > supervisors (One for each server you want to run). If the
> > server crashes, or they power your machine, it restarts
> > them all.  It allows easy manual downing and bringing up your servers.
> >
> > Simple as that.
> >
> > Easy to configure.  Includes C source code.  Please just don't create
> > viruses
> > with it, or break in to NORAD and start up Global Thermodynamic Nuclear
> > War, or shutdown California's telephone system. :)
> >
> >
> > Dr. D
> >
> >
> > At 06:40 AM 10/18/2005, you wrote:
> >
> >> I just have a simple perl script that uses qstat, polls to check
> >> servers up (in case process is up but its "hung"), and restarts if its
> >> down. Can't really give it out unfortunately (not my choice), but
> >> certainly don't mind helping anyone create their own so to speak.
> >>
> >> On 10/18/05, Xealot <<mailto:xealot at gmail.com>xealot at gmail.com> wrote:
> >> You dont need any particular knowledge to do this,
> >> i would imagine to do it very simple you can google up the basics about
> >> bash scripting (found out IFs and such), also google about cronjobs
> >>
> >> simply set a cronjob to execute a script that will look at running apps
> >> if the cod server is amongst them nothing happens, if not..  it
> >> executed the cod
> >> binary again
> >>
> >> - Xealot
> >>
> >> On 10/18/05, Geoff Goas <<mailto:gitman at gmail.com>gitman at gmail.com>
> >> wrote:
> >> > i know this has been mailed before, but does anyone have a nice shell
> >> > script that will monitor my cod/uo server to see if it has crashed and
> >> > will restart it if it has?
> >> >
> >> > --
> >> > Geoff Goas, Administrator
> >> > |ax|anarchic - <http://www.anarchic-x.com>http://www.anarchic-x.com
> >> >
> >>
> >
> > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > Mark J. DeFilippis, Ph. D EE          defilm at acm.org
> >                                       defilm at ieee.org
> >
> >
> >
>
>