[mythtv-users] Detecting crashes
Patrick Van Humbeeck
mythtv at b34tz.net
Wed Nov 24 06:30:17 UTC 2004
Hello,
I guess an easy test would be to look for the http status page from
mythbackend on port 6544 - I suppose this would be broken when your
backend hangs.
something like this *should* work - give it a try :)
if $(lynx --dump http://localhost:6544 | grep -q Schedule);
then echo "$(date): OK" >> $log
else [ alert method here ]
fi
if this is not enough I guess you can add various obvious tests like check
if there are any recent files in your store dir, check for the timestamp
on mythbackend.log etc ..
patrick
> Does anyone know how to detect crashes and hangs of either the frontend
> or backend? I have been having to baby it every day these days, and I'd
> love a cron job to test if all is well or not. I can't grep ps aux to
> see if the process is there, because it usually is there, just locked up.
>
> Has anyone else done this already?
>
> Thanks.
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