Dwatch - A Daemon Watcher

#!/bin/sh # If the file oldnews.shtml is present, it will contain a list of # all the release notes. In that case we only need to list the most # recent one here. oldnews() { f=`echo $news|cut -f 1 -d ' '` s=`basename $f .shtml | cut -c 6-` echo "News in $s" echo "

" echo "Old news" echo "

" exit } test -n "$QUERY_STRING" || exit dir=/var/www/vhosts/"$QUERY_STRING" cd "$dir" || exit echo "Content-type: text/html" echo news=`ls -t news-*.shtml` c1="#99ccff" c2="#ffffff" bgcolor="$c1" test -f oldnews.shtml && oldnews echo "

" for f in $news; do s=`basename $f .shtml | cut -c 6-` echo "" if test "$bgcolor" = "$c1"; then bgcolor="$c2" else bgcolor="$c1" fi done echo "

" echo "News in $s" echo "

Dwatch (Daemon Watch) is a program that watches over other programs and performs actions based on conditions specified in a configuration file. See dwatch.conf for an example of what the file might look like.

Dwatch is meant to be run from cron at regular intervals.

This program is known to work on Linux and Solaris. Other Unixes should work as well; editing the Makefile may be necessary.

I am Ulric Eriksson, ulric@siag.nu.

Change log

Installation

No configuration script for this program, just type:

        make
        make install

By default the programs are installed in /usr/local/bin. This can be changed like this example:

        make install PREFIX=/usr

to install into /usr/bin instead.

Download source

Suse RPM courtesy of Pascal Bleser

More stuff

#!/bin/sh echo "Content-type: text/html" echo echo ""

Ulric Eriksson - August 2001 - ulric@siag.nu