simplemonitor - Monitor hosts status and network connectivity

       This manual page was written by Carles Pina i Estany <carles@pina.cat> for the Debian system (but may  be
       used by others). Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of
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       simplemonitor  monitors  hosts  (disk space, load average, services, HTTP availability and much more) and
       network connectivity (based on ping replies).

       This manual page is for the simplemonitor executable options. The  full  documentation  for  how  to  add
       monitors and alerters can be found in /usr/share/doc/simplemonitor/html.

       simplemonitor - Monitor hosts status and network connectivity

-h,--help
              Show help and exit

       -pPIDFILE,--pidfilePIDFILE
              Write PID into PIDFILE

       -N,--no-network
              Disable network listening socket (if enabled in config)

       -fCONFIG,--configCONFIG
              Configuration file (this is the main config; monitors.ini is also needed (default filename))

-v,--verbose
              Alias for --log-level=info

       -q,--quiet
              Alias for --log-level=critical

       -d,--debug
              Alias for --log-level=debug

       -lLOGLEVEL,--log-levelLOGLEVEL
              Log level: critical, error, warn, info, debug

       -C,--no-colour,--no-color
              Do not colourise log output

       --no-timestamps
              Do not prefix log output with timestamps

       Full documentation in /usr/share/doc/simplemonitor/htmlSIMPLEMONITOR(1)

simplemonitor[OPTIONS]

-t,--test
              Test config and exit

       -l,--one-shot
              Run  the  monitors  once  only,  without alerting. Require monitors without "fail" in the name, to
              succeed. Exit zero or non-zero accordingly

       --loopsLOOPS
              Number of iterations to run before exiting

       --dump-known-resources
              Print out loaded Monitor, Alerter and Logger types