HI,
Here is a script I used to e-mail the status of the processes and connections on the engine. It only sends mail if a process or connection is dead or down.
I had this run as an hourly report from a cron job.
It should give you a place to start:
#!/bin/ksh
###########################################################################################
# File: mailenginestatus.sh
#
# Author: David D Dillard
#
# Description: This script is used check the process and connection status of the
# QDX engine and send a mail to the notification group with the status
# information
# 18jan2005-ddd modified to only send mail if nothing is dead or down
#
###########################################################################################
site=”live”
sitepath=”/quovadx/integrator/liveroot”
# If script is not running in the site this will swap into the correct site
# Edit to add whatever scripts you use to swap to your site
if [[ $HCISITE != $site ]]; then
setroot $sitepath $site >> mailenginestatus.log 2>&1
cdsite
fi
#now that we are in the correct site we can proceed
mailto=”enginesupport@company.com”
subject=”QDX alert message: Status report for the $site interface engine site”
echo “QDX engine status report for the $site site” > mailenginestatus.log
date >> mailenginestatus.log
echo “nn————————————————————————-” >> mailenginestatus.log
echo “The following processes are dead” >> mailenginestatus.log
hciprocstatus | grep dead >> mailenginestatus.log
echo “nThe following connections are down” >> mailenginestatus.log
hciconnstatus | grep down >> mailenginestatus.log
echo “nn————————————————————————-” >> mailenginestatus.log
echo “Complete hciprocstatus report:” >> mailenginestatus.log
hciprocstatus >> mailenginestatus.log
echo “nn————————————————————————-” >> mailenginestatus.log
echo “Complete hciconnstatus report:” >> mailenginestatus.log
hciconnstatus >> mailenginestatus.log
tmp=”/tmp/livemailenginestatus.tmp.$RANDOM” ;# Create random temp file
hciprocstatus | grep dead >> $tmp 2>&1
hciconnstatus | grep down >> $tmp 2>&1
# search the status for any dead or down processes or connections
if (grep -c “d” $tmp > /dev/null);
then
mail -s “$subject” $mailto < mailenginestatus.log
fi
sleep 2
rm mailenginestatus.log
rm $tmp
.
