* If you want to add a custom monitoring script, you can write it (in whatever language you wish) and save it in YOUR_INSTANCE_FOLDER/etc/monitor.
* If you want to add a custom monitoring script, you can write it (in whatever language you wish) and save it in YOUR_INSTANCE_FOLDER/etc/monitor.
The only thing to know, is that if your script successfully passed, do not return or print nothing. If there is a problem, you can print the explanation on stdout or stderr
The only thing to know, is that if your script successfully passed, do not return or print nothing. If there is a problem, you can print the explanation on stdout or stderr
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* /!\ If you use the recipe zeroknown, never name a parameter "recipe" or "password".
* /!\ If you use the recipe zeroknown, never name a parameter "recipe" or "password".
* The control interface will let you change the values of the options declared in the [public] section of the config file (see zeroknown recipe). Other section's values will just be printed. These values won't be overwritten by buildout.
* The control interface will let you change the values of the options declared in the [public] section of the config file (see zeroknown recipe). Other section's values will just be printed. These values won't be overwritten by buildout.
* If you want to allow a user to change, use the recipe zeroknown, with the buildout section name : "[public]"
* If you want to allow a user to change, use the recipe zeroknown, with the buildout section name : "[public]"
* If you manually change a parameter, it could take some time for the modifications to be applied (at least 1 or 2 slapgrid-cp)
* If you manually change a parameter, it could take some time for the modifications to be applied (at least 1 or 2 slapgrid-cp)