Alexander "Arav" Andreev
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httpprocwatchd Ver 1.3.2
License: MIT+NIGGER.
This utility provides a HTTP /processes GET endpoint that returns a list of
processes, and if they are currently running or not.
There are currently three output formats available: JSON, XML, plain text.
JSON is a default format if Accept header didn't provided, or did do with
value application/json. Its form is {"process":true|false, ...}.
XML is provided if Accept: application/xml header was given. Its form is
<ProcessList><Process name="process">true|false</Process>...</ProcessList>.
Plain text is provided if Accept: text/plain header was given. Its form is a
comma separated list of ONLY running process' names.
Configuration file is a simple key = value storage consisting of listen_address string
field in form "[<ip|host>]:<port>". indented_output bool in form true|false, to
enable indentation of JSON and XML output. And processes is a space separated array
of process names.
Installation
Manually
Run these commands one after the other.
$ make
$ make install
$ make install-service
In order to uninstall run these commands:
# systemctl stop httpprocwatchd
# systemctl disable httpprocwatchd
$ make uninstall-service
$ make uninstall
# systemctl daemon-reload
For ArchLinux
You can take a PKGBUILD file and in a directory with it run makepkg -i.