Difference between revisions of "Vserver watchdogs"
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− | system("/usr/sbin/vps -p " $7 " -o pid,comm|sed \"1d;s/^[ 0-9]\\+//\"") |
+ | system("/usr/sbin/vps -p " $7 " -o pid,comm|/bin/sed \"1d;s/^[ 0-9]\\+//\"") |
}'|/usr/bin/sort -bk 3 | eval $CMD |
}'|/usr/bin/sort -bk 3 | eval $CMD |
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# To get also args of the command, change "pid,command" by "pid,comm" |
# To get also args of the command, change "pid,command" by "pid,comm" |
Revision as of 17:42, 17 February 2007
mynetstat
#!/bin/bash # Copyright: 2007 Philippe Teuwen <phil at teuwen dot org> # License: GPL # # Description: # Watch for modifications in the list of listening TCP/UDP processes across all vservers # Examples: mysql, imapproxy,.. crashes # IP binding broken after package upgrade # new suspicious listening process, etc # # Usage: # mynetstat [update|diff|diff+update] options # # mynetstat # Gives a clean list of listening processes in which vserver and with which binding # mynetstat update # Creates a snapshot in a logfile # mynetstat diff # Shows diffs compared to the snapshot # This is the one expected to be called by cron on the host # mynetstat diff+update # Same as diff but takes a new snapshot in case of changes # so cron doesn't send repetitively alerts # Options: # You can use numeric options of netstat: [--numeric|-n] [--numeric-hosts] [--numeric-ports] # Changelog: # v1.0 ###### Adapt this one to your needs: LOGFILE="$(/usr/bin/dirname $0)/mynetstat.log" #################################### POSTUPDATE=false case "$1" in "update") shift CMD="/bin/cat > $LOGFILE" ;; "diff") shift CMD="/usr/bin/diff -U0 $LOGFILE -" ;; "diff+update") shift CMD="/usr/bin/diff -U0 $LOGFILE -" POSTUPDATE=true ;; *) CMD="/bin/cat" esac /usr/sbin/chcontext --ctx 1 /bin/netstat --ip -lp $* |\ /usr/bin/awk '\ FNR>2 { printf $1 "\t%-23s\t", $4; if ($7 == "") {$7=$6}; sub(/\/.*/,"",$7); system("/usr/sbin/vps -p " $7 " -o pid,comm|/bin/sed \"1d;s/^[ 0-9]\\+//\"") }'|/usr/bin/sort -bk 3 | eval $CMD # To get also args of the command, change "pid,command" by "pid,comm" [ $? -eq 1 ] && $POSTUPDATE && exec $0 update $*