then TTSG's all..
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone written a MySQL monitor?
What do you want monitored? I for the most part am content with two
monitors for Mysql - just looking at port 3306 on the server for
a connection. The other way is I have a webpage setup to do some
query via PHP on the Mysql database. Actually, it really justs tests
the website that required Mysql in the first place, so finding a suitable
webpage was easy.
I am not sure about the success of these error warnings, however. I
dont know if I've ever been paged with these (I have only been paged
when the webpage couldnt be retrieved at all - not when a warning
or error was reported via PHP):
HOST blah 192.168.0.0 WWWmysql 80 Critical GET /Some/Mysql/Page.html
critical <b>Warning</b>: MySQL Connection Failed:
critical <b>Warning</b>: Can't connect to local MySQL
critical <b>Warning</b>: MySQL:
info <HTML>
info </HTML>
TIME 5 25 40 </html>
Anyone else have something like this setup - and seen it fail with a nice
phat warning?
/kc
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