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Marius Homs
Guest
Hello,
I manage a webserver and to keep track of the performance and
stability of this machine, I've created a Counterlog. This log writes
it's data to a SQL database 24/7.
Now and then the counterlog just stops.
How can I make sure it will always keep running and it restarts itself
when it is stopped?
When the server is rebooted the log starts, so that's not the problem.
I think it has something to do with loosing the connection to the
database, but I have no proof for this.
But when that db-connection is lost, or something else makes the log
stop: how should I configure the log so that is starts again? I have
scheduled it to start manually and stops after 9999 days, so it should
not be allowed to stop!
Thanks in advance!
Marius
I manage a webserver and to keep track of the performance and
stability of this machine, I've created a Counterlog. This log writes
it's data to a SQL database 24/7.
Now and then the counterlog just stops.
How can I make sure it will always keep running and it restarts itself
when it is stopped?
When the server is rebooted the log starts, so that's not the problem.
I think it has something to do with loosing the connection to the
database, but I have no proof for this.
But when that db-connection is lost, or something else makes the log
stop: how should I configure the log so that is starts again? I have
scheduled it to start manually and stops after 9999 days, so it should
not be allowed to stop!
Thanks in advance!
Marius