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Hi thomasiname,<br />
When you say you want to 'monitor' them what exactly do you wish to monitor?<br />
Do you just wish to check that they are running?<br />
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Have a look at Nagios (<a href="http://www.nagios.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.nagios.org/</a>). We use it and it will monitor processes and a lot of other application specific things.
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Hi thomasiname,
When you say you want to 'monitor' them what exactly do you wish to monitor?
Do you just wish to check that they are running?

Have a look at Nagios (http://www.nagios.org/ [http://www.nagios.org/]). We use it and it will monitor processes and a lot of other application specific things.

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Hi cyb3rj0hn<br />
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&nbsp;This is much more than i expected , I even discovered some new things i didn't even know i can do with cacti , strait to the target :) 
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Hi cyb3rj0hn

 This is much more than i expected , I even discovered some new things i didn't even know i can do with cacti , strait to the target :)

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Hey there , i've recently installed cacti and i would like to monitor some other proccesses but the default ones. For example if i have a qmail server how can i monitor my queue messages ?
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Hey there , i've recently installed cacti and i would like to monitor some other proccesses but the default ones. For example if i have a qmail server how can i monitor my queue messages ?

monitoring system processes

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