Dudki

If you're looking for a process monitoring daemon that allows you to sit back and relax while it checks to see if your processes are running, Dudki might be worth considering. This software runs silently in the background and can detect when a process goes down. It then tries its best to restart the process, and notifies the owner of its actions via email.

With the sample dudki.conf configuration file, you can easily customize Dudki to suit your specific needs. You can specify how often the program should check for running processes, where to store its process ID file, whether or not to daemonize the process, and whom to notify via email when there is a problem. The notification email even includes a MailtoHeader with information on the sender.

In addition to these configuration options, the file allows you to specify which processes should be monitored. By identifying processes with their PidFile and RestartCommand, you can tailor Dudki to your system's unique processes. You can even add custom processes, specifying their name and executable path.

This release of Dudki includes a bug fix that prevented the software from properly setting group. Now, Dudki should be more effective at keeping your processes running smoothly. Overall, if you want a process monitoring daemon that is customizable, reliable, and straightforward, Dudki might be just what you need.