[//]: #@corifeus-header [](https://travis-ci.org/patrikx3/systemd-watchdog-notify) [](https://scrutinizer-ci.com/g/patrikx3/systemd-watchdog-notify/?branch=master) [](https://scrutinizer-ci.com/g/patrikx3/systemd-watchdog-notify/?branch=master) [](https://trello.com/b/gqKHzZGy/p3x) [//]: #corifeus-header:end # SystemD Watchdog Notify This notifies changes in the SystemD via e-mail. Right now it polls, so that it gets all changes. It task about 30-50 milliseconds per run on my 3.3 GHz Pentium 2 cores, it is nothing instead tons of functions. All automatic, requires email and a few tweaks as you want. ## Using terminal ```bash git clone https://github.com/patrikx3/systemd-watchdog-notify.git cd systemd-watchdog-notify ./watchdog ./dev.json ``` ## Settings ```json { // you can ommit "test": true, "service": "p3x-watchdog", "interval": "1 minute", "ping": "2 hours", // you can have empty Array "types": [ "service" ], "mail": { "prefix": "P3X-WATCHDOG" }, "email": { "to": "try@me.tk", "from": "me@with.you" }, // this is basically nodemailer settings, whateve you want "nodemailer": { "config": { "host": "mail.server.org", "port": 465, "secure": true, "auth": { "user": "username", "pass": "password" } } } } ``` ## Using from code ```javascript const Watchdog = require('systemd-watchdog-notify'); const settings = require('watchdog.json'); const watchdog = Watchdog(settings); watchdog.run(); ``` [//]: #@corifeus-footer [by Patrik Laszlo](http://patrikx3.tk) [//]: #@corifeus-footer:end