yes I did a little search into the script and fixed it.

thanks Rosario

----- Original Message ----- From: "Alexander Philipp Lintenhofer" lintenhofer@aon.at To: "Rosario Pingaro" rpingar@italycom.it Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Sent: Saturday, June 18, 2005 2:10 PM Subject: Re: [Serusers] ser monitoring by serweb php script

Rosario Pingaro schrieb:

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I'd like to try the monitoring script by serweb but I am unable to get the tables updated.

I followed the installation readme file updating my cronjob conf file, I have a working configuration of serweb so the connection to the db is fine. But I don't get any updated.

Searching the var/log/messages I see the cronjob executed, I don't see any error. So I don't know where to look to get more info on my problem.

Is there some one of you that uses this script?

Thanks

Rosario

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Hi Rosario, In my opinion the problem is not the cronjob but the PHP-script read_ser_moni.php. In my configuration it is not executed by the cronjob directly but via a small shellscript. Maybe some lines of code will help you to debug the functions directly...

regards, Philipp __________________________________________________________________ #!/bin/bash

PIDFILE=/var/run/ser.pid ADMINDIR=/iptel/html/htdocs/admin/cron_job LOGFILE=/var/log/read_ser_moni.log

[ -f $PIDFILE ] || exit 1

# possibly kill old hanging instances if $(ps ax | grep -q [r]ead_ser_moni.php) then for OLDPID in `ps ax | grep [r]ead_ser_moni.php | awk '{print $1}'` do kill $OLDPID; done fi

if $(ps ax | awk '{ print $1 }' | grep -q "^`cat $PIDFILE`") then cd $ADMINDIR /usr/local/bin/php -q $ADMINDIR/read_ser_moni.php | cat >> $LOGFILE else exit 1 fi exit 0