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Hola a todos otra vez.

Hoy dejo una nueva pequeña utilidad tonta para que se compruebe constantemente que EL SISTEMA ENTERO esta funcionando bien, y en caso de fallo se informe a la cuenta de correo que se configure. Ver anexo 1

Astaló

pd. Edita el .properties para poner los datos de la cuenta desde la que manda correos
ppd. En el anexo 2 hay un bashscript de instalacion facilon facilon

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Hello everyone again

Today I left here another little stupid utility to check cyclically for THE WHOLE SYSTEM to be working correctly, if an error is found a mail is sent to a configured address. See annex 1

Bye!

pd. Edit the .properties to fill the credentials of the sender account
ppd. Really easy installation script file in annex 2

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Anexo 1

http://checksystemcron.googlecode.com/files/checksystemcron-0.0.1.zip

Anexo 2

# Install checkSystem
wget http://checksystemcron.googlecode.com/files/checksystemcron-0.0.1.zip
7z x -y checksystemcron-0.0.1.zip
mv checksystemcron /usr/share
CHECKSYSTEM_EXEC="/usr/share/checksystemcron/checkSystem.py"
CHECKSYSTEM_CONFIG_FILE="/usr/share/checksystemcron/checkSystem.properties"
mv $CHECKSYSTEM_CONFIG_FILE $CHECKSYSTEM_CONFIG_FILE.old
cat $CHECKSYSTEM_CONFIG_FILE.old |
sed 's/gmail_user =.*/gmail_user=tuusuario@gmail.com/g' |
sed 's/gmail_pwd =.*/gmail_pwd=tupwd/g' > $CHECKSYSTEM_CONFIG_FILE
chmod 777 $CHECKSYSTEM_EXEC
rm checksystemcron-0.0.1.zip
ln -s $CHECKSYSTEM_EXEC /usr/bin/checkSystem

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