Hi Guys,
I have this script which will monitor oracle db process if up or down.And I want it to send email if it's down and the time it's back to online. However my script just keep on sending "Email Up" if the db is up or "Email Down" if the db is down.Is there any way to trap it so that it would only send Email Up or Down once?
This is script will not be run on cron jobs, I'm running it in background.
here is the sample script:
#!/bin/sh
while :
do
db_check=`ps -ef|grep ${ORACLE_SID}|grep pmon|wc -l`
status=`expr $db_check`
if [ $status -lt 1 ];
then
echo "Down" > log.txt
else
echo "Up" > log.txt
fi
log_check=`cat log.txt | grep Up`
if [ "$log_check" = "Up" ];then
echo "Email Up"
else
if [ "$log_check" = "Down" ];then
echo "Email Down"
fi
fi
done
hi zaxxon,
If I will add a sleep its give's the same result. If I let it sleep for 1hour then every 1hour I will be receiving an email. I have this following pseudo code in mind is this posible?
unli loop
check database status
if database status is up
status=up
elif database status is down
status=down
fi
# email checker
if $status is up
if email_status.txt is empty or email_status.txt= down
email the database is up
up > email_status.txt
fi
elif $status is down
if email_status.txt is empty or email_status.txt= up
email the database is down
down > email_status.txt
fi
fi
end loop
Ah ok, so you want to remember which last status it had. Yep you could just create a lock file, that keeps the latest status in it which will be tested against the actual status. Also I would set a lock to avoid running the script more than 1 times. If you stop it with a kill, you will have to manually remove the .lck file - maybe can put a trap in there for this.
I might write it for example like this:
#!/bin/bash
#
# Skript to check DB status and send an email as warning
#
# Error codes:
# 0 ok
# 1 already running or lock file left over
#
# v1.0, 27.07.11
###################################################################
#set -x
DATE=`date +%Y-%m-%d", "%H:%M:%S`
SNAME=`echo $0| sed 's/^.\///'`
BASE=/home/d3xt3r
LOCKDIR=${BASE}/var/.lock
LOCKFILE=${LOCKDIR}/${SNAME}.lck
STATFILE=${BASE}/var/DB_STAT
MAILTO=d3xt3r@bla.org
INTERVAL=10
if [[ -e $LOCKFILE ]]; then
echo "Sorry, $SNAME seems to run already; lockfile $LOCKFILE already exists."
exit 1
else
touch $LOCKFILE
fi
mailit()
{
echo "$DATE - $1"
echo "$DATE - $1"| mail -s "Database status inside..." $MAILTO
}
writestat()
{
echo $1 > $2
}
getstat()
{
#DB_STAT=`ps -ef| grep -v grep| grep ${ORACLE_SID}|grep -c pmon`
DB_STAT=`ps -ef| grep -v grep| grep -c cron`
}
## Write initial status to file
getstat
case $DB_STAT in
"0") writestat DOWN $STATFILE;;
"1") writestat UP $STATFILE;;
esac
while :; do
getstat
if [[ $DB_STAT > 0 ]]; then
STAT=UP
if [[ `cat $STATFILE` == "DOWN" ]]; then
writestat $STAT $STATFILE
MSG="Database is $STAT again."
mailit "$MSG"
else
echo "$DATE - Database is $STAT."
fi
sleep $INTERVAL
continue
else
STAT=DOWN
if [[ `cat $STATFILE` == "DOWN" ]]; then
echo "$DATE - Database is still $STAT."
else
writestat $STAT $STATFILE
MSG="Database is $STAT."
mailit "$MSG"
fi
sleep $INTERVAL
continue
fi
done
exit 0
hi zaxxon, finally i made it this script will send email once and does not resend it once it is done sending an email. I just want to share it with everybody.
#!/bin/bash
email_stat=stat.txt
mailbody=body.txt
mailto=dexter.com
echo "NONE" > $email_stat
while :
do
db_stat=`ps -ef|grep ${ORACLE_SID}|grep pmon|wc -l`
mail_stat=`cat stat.txt`
mail_stat="${mail_stat#"${mail_stat%%[![:space:]]*}"}"
mail_stat="${mail_stat#"${mail_stat##*[![:space:]]}"}"
if [ "$db_stat" == "1" ]; then
if [ "$mail_stat" == "NONE" -o "$mail_stat" == "DOWN" ]
then
echo "This is an email: The database is UP" > $mailbody
echo "Do not reply on this email" | mail -s "db status inside" $mailto < $mailbody
echo "UP" > $email_stat
fi
else
if [ "$mail_stat" == "NONE" -o "$mail_stat" == "UP" ]
then
echo "This is an email: The database is DOWN" > $mailbody
echo "Do not reply on this email" | mail -s "db status inside" $mailto < $mailbody
echo "DOWN" > $email_stat
fi
fi
sleep 2
don