Shell monitoring website alert script

Mail can be usedAlarm, you can also install an email reminder tool on your Android phone. If you are in trouble, you can use mobile Feixin, but the current smart phones are basically wcdma and cdma, there are few people around me who use mobile devices. Everyone is on the Internet. Just use third-party email reminders.

In addition, the mail commands provided by linux are often blocked by various email services, especially those of qq and sina ~~~

Therefore, use mutt to log on to the 163 mailbox and then send an alert email. In this way, it will not be blocked. How can we say that 163mail is also a brand ~~~~~~~ I am using Android, and my mailbox is under Netease's Android mailbox apk package. I feel pretty good ...............

The mutt method can also be used in nagios ......

Http://as.baidu.com/a/item? Docid = 649780501 & f = web_alad_1

This is the mutt configuration script, which has integrated a 163 account and password ~~~~~~~~~~ I just created this so that you can send an alert and email directly. Of course, you can change your email password or something ~~~~~~~!!!

1. #! /Bin/bash

2. # Info: ruifengyunceshi@163.com 7256958

3. Wget http://rfyiamcool.googlecode.com/files/msmtp-1.4.18.tar.bz2

4. Tar xjvf msmtp-1.4.18.tar.bz2

5. Cd msmtp-1.4.18

6. ./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local/msmtp

7. Make

8. Make install

9. Ln-s/usr/local/msmtp/bin/msmtp

10. Mkdir-p/usr/local/msmtp/etc

11. Cat>/usr/local/msmtp/etc/msmtprc <EOF

12. Account default

13. Host smtp.163.com

14. From ruifengyunceshi@163.com

15. Auth login

16. Port 25

17. User ruifengyunceshi@163.com

18. Password 7256958

19. Tls off

20. Syslog on

21. EOF

22. Cd ~

23. Cat> muttrc <EOF

24. Set sendmail = "/usr/local/msmtp/bin/msmtp"

25. Set use_from = yes

26. Set from = ruifengyunceshi@163.com

27. Set envelope_from = yes

28. EOF

29. Cat>/etc/Muttrc. local <EOF

30. /Bin/msmtp-host = smtp.163.com-domain = 163.com-auth = plain-user = 7256958-f = ruifengyunceshi@163.com-t ruifengyunceshi@163.com-d

31. EOF

32. Echo "hello" | mutt-s "baojing" 123l@163.com

This is an alert script. It monitors the URL ~~~

1. #! /Bin/bash

2. While true

3. Do

4. Url = "http: // 10.10.10.22/index.html"

5. Status = $ (/usr/bin/curl-s -- head "$ url" | awk '/HTTP/{print $2 }')

6. If ["$ status "! = "200"]; then

7. Echo "bad"

8. Echo "not 200" | mutt-s "baojing" 123l@163.com

9. Else

10. Echo "good"

11. Fi

12. Sleep 10

13. Done

Save

1. Vi baojing. sh

2. Sh baojing. sh &

This is to monitor the remote port, such as port 80 110 25 1723.

1. #! /Bin/bash

2. While true

3. Do

4. Newip1 = 120.92.251.18

5. Date = $ (date-d "today" + "% Y-% m-% d _ % H: % M: % S ")

6. Newport = 80

7. # Kkk ()

8. #{

9. # Nmap-sT $ newip-p $ newport | grep open

10. #}

11. If! Nmap-sT $ newip1-p $ newport | grep open

12. Then
    

13. Echo "$ newip1 is bad $ {date}" | mutt-s "baojing" 123l@163.com

14. Else

15. Echo "web is good"

16. Fi

17. Sleep 10

18. Done

This is the slave server status of mysql ~

1. #! /Bin/bash

2. Mima= 123123

3. While true

4. Do

5. Mysql-uroot-p $ mima-e "show slave status \ G; "| grep-I Running | egrep" IO | SQL "| grep-I yes | wc-l>/root/num

6. If [$ (cat/root/num)-eq 2]; then

7. Echo "mysql slave is running OK !!"

8. Else

9. Echo "$ newip1 is bad" | mutt-s "mysql is bad" 123l@163.com

10. Fi

11. Done

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