How do I set up alert notification when services startup?
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How do I set up alert notification when services startup?
I have tomcat server that requires restart to clear some java issues. I would like the system to send out an email alert that the tomcat got started everytime when it does. Anyway to achieve this whenever someone fires off a service?
The easiest way is to include a mail command in your startup script (/etc/init.d/) I guess, including the command right after starting Tomcat. Of course your server will need to be set up to deliver email, for example using Postfix.
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