Msprobe Does Not Check Mshttpd When Role.Http.Enable Is Set to 0 and Role.Http.Enablesslport Is Set to 1 (Doc ID 2281020.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 01, 2023

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Goal

Noticing that msprobe is not testing mshttpd when role.http.enable is set to 0 and role.http.enablesslport is set to 1. Is this expected?

role.http.enable = 0
role.http.enablesslport = 1
role.http.smtpauthuser = admin
role.http.smtphost = <HOSTNAME>
role.http.smtptls = 1
role.http.sslport = 8991
role.http.sslusessl = 1

Here is the log of what msprobe is doing:

But interactively and specifically specifying "http", msprobe does test and show that http is disabled:

$ /opt/sun/comms/messaging64/lib/msprobe -d -n http
server version: Oracle Communications Messaging Server 8.1 patch 2
autorestart: disabled

connecting to watcher...
pidlist:
enpd 27258 0
mshttpd 27259 0
imsched 27261 0
dispatcher 27269 0
job_controller 27275 0
msprobe 29486 0
.
http is disabled
/opt/sun/comms/messaging64: Total space = 898065744 KB, available = 896571344 KB (99%)

Msprobe should be testing mshttpd, because not monitoring services is a potentially serious issue that could allow prolonged service failures.

Solution

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