09-24-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by
chakrapani
#!/bin/bash
VPNLOG="/var/log/vpncon.log"
MONLOG="/var/log/monscrpt.log"
STATUSFILE=/var/log/VPNSTATUS
# email space seperated
EMAILTO="aarti_sankhe@cactus.com chakrapani@WHATEVER"
function laststatus {
if grep $1 $STATUSFILE
then
exit 1
fi
exit 0
}
nmap -P0 -p25 199.8.7.29 > $VPNLOG
cat $VPNLOG >> $MONLOG
if grep -qi "open" $VPNLOG;
then
echo "Partner VPN OK " >> $MONLOG
( laststatus "DOWN" ) && mailx -s "Partner VPN UP again" $EMAILTO < $VPNLOG || echo "UP" > $STATUSFILE
else
echo "Partner VPN Failed" >> $MONLOG
( laststatus "UP" ) && mailx -s "Partner VPN Failed" $EMAILTO < $VPNLOG || echo "DOWN" > $STATUSFILE
fi
This has status also so you can put this in cron to check every 5 mins and will email only if there is status change...
At least I would not like to be part of this email list ... will get very annoying after couple of days.
You have to cleanup a bit to accommodate on your system
hi Chakrapani,
You wrote an entire script for me, thank you very much...I can simply run the script on my server and get things work as required..but i want to understand how the function is making the status of vpn store in the statusfile, would you please explain me the same?
Thanks.
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