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-**Monit** is a utility which can be used to manage and monitor processes, files, directories and filesystems on your Airtime server. It is installed by default when you install Airtime.
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-To view the Monit web interface, open port 2812 of your server in a web browser. For example, on the localhost you can use:
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- http://localhost:2812/
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-You will have to log in to see the Monit web interface. The username to use is guest and the default password is *airtime*.
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-Clicking on the name of a service in the Process column, such as *airtime-playout*, opens another page with details of that service.
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-By default, the Monit *guest* login is configured for read-only access, which means you cannot restart services through its web interface. To log in as the *admin* user, you will need the randomly generated password set by Airtime in the */etc/monit/conf.d/monit-airtime-generic.cfg* file. You can see this with the command:
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- sudo less /etc/monit/conf.d/monit-airtime-generic.cfg
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-The random password for the admin user should follow on the line *allow admin:* such as the this example of *LHR32YP7H1*:
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- set daemon 10 # Poll at 10 second intervals
- set logfile /var/log/monit.log
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- set httpd port 2812
- allow admin:LHR32YP7H1
- allow guest:airtime read-only
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-Logging in as the *admin* user, you will now see buttons for controlling a service at the end of each service page:
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-Monit does not have a logout button, so if you have already logged in as *guest*, you may have to clear the active login from your web browser before logging in as *admin*. In *Firefox* on Ubuntu, this is accomplished using *Clear Recent History* on the *History* menu.
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-Locking down remote access
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-To make remote access more secure, you can edit the file */etc/monit/conf.d/monit-airtime-generic.cfg* with **nano**:
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- sudo nano /etc/monit/conf.d/monit-airtime-generic.cfg
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-If you wish to enable access from the localhost only, append an *and use address* statement to the end of the line which sets the server port:
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- set httpd port 2812 and use address localhost
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-To enable access from other servers, comment out the part of the line *use address localhost* and then append an *'allow'* line with the IP address and netmask of the machine to connect to Monit from, such as a local network address of *10.0.1.2* and netmask of *255.255.255.0*:
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- allow 10.0.1.2/255.255.255.0
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-If you enable remote *admin* access, be sure to change the randomly generated password in the line beginning *allow admin:* on a regular basis, like you would for any important password. The password for the read-only *guest* access should remain as *airtime*, because Airtime uses this password to collect information for the **Status** page of the administration interface.
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- set httpd port 2812 and # use address localhost
- allow localhost
- allow 10.0.1.2/255.255.255.0
- allow admin:LGW12WB9J7
- allow guest:airtime read-only
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-Press Ctrl+O to save the file, then Ctrl+X to exit **nano**. Then restart Monit with:
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- sudo invoke-rc.d monit restart
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-Sending email alerts
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-To configure Monit to send email alerts, edit the file */etc/monit/monitrc* to uncomment the *set mailserver* parameter. Change this line to show the name of the SMTP server on your Airtime server's network, as provided by your system administrator.
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- sudo nano /etc/monit/monitrc
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-Further down the configuration file, you can set the *From:* and *To:* addresses for the alert emails using the *set mail-format* and *set alert* parameters. Then uncomment these lines for the parameters to be read by Monit.
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-Press Ctrl+O to save the file, then Ctrl+X to exit **nano**. Then restart Monit with:
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- sudo invoke-rc.d monit restart
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- More information about using Monit is available at
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- 'Backing Up the Server': manual/backing-up-the-server/index.md
- 'Upgrading': manual/upgrading/index.md
- 'Troubleshooting': manual/troubleshooting/index.md
- - 'Using Monit': manual/using-monit/index.md
- 'Advanced Configuration':
- 'Automated File Import': manual/automated-file-import/index.md
- 'Icecast Handover': manual/icecast-handover/index.md