High 5 minute load average alert: add apache status

Post by **chirpy** » 04 Feb 2008, 09:25

I'll see if this can be done.

Post by **chirpy** » 05 Feb 2008, 16:21

I've added this to csf v3.07 which I've just released.

Swaroop · Post by **Swaroop** » 21 Apr 2008, 23:38

Chirpy,

Where's the option to enable it in 3.07? On a fresh install, I get the apache status by defaul but not on an upgraded one.

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verdon · Post by **verdon** » 22 Apr 2008, 12:59

Swaroop wrote:Chirpy,

Where's the option to enable it in 3.07? On a fresh install, I get the apache status by defaul but not on an upgraded one.

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Check the release notes. I think you had to manually copy some template files to /etc/csf/ or something to that effect. Sorry I don't remember more clearly.

Swaroop · Post by **Swaroop** » 22 Apr 2008, 13:17

verdon wrote:Check the release notes. I think you had to manually copy some template files to /etc/csf/ or something to that effect. Sorry I don't remember more clearly.

Ah, never bothered to check the templates; replaced the loadalert.txt template! Thanks

anewday · Post by **anewday** » 20 May 2008, 05:39

I missed this too.

Are there any other instances where one has to rename a file to get new functionality/features? I won't be surprised if there are more. Thanks for any help.

nfn · Post by **nfn** » 08 Jul 2009, 16:52

Hi,

Sorry for using this old thread but I'm running apache on other port and I received "Could not retrieve Apache Server Status"

Can this be the problem?

Thanks