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Soon to be at $CPAN/authors/id/PSHARPE/WatchdogService-0.03.tar.gz


NAME
   Watchdog::Service - Perl extension to monitor services

SYNOPSIS
     use Watchdog::Service;
     $s = new Watchdog::Service($name,$pstring);
     print $s->id, $s->is_alive ? ' is alive' : ' is dead', "\n";

DESCRIPTION
   Watchdog::Service is an extension for monitoring services
   running on a Unix host. The class provides a trivial method for
   determining whether a service is alive. More sophisticated
   methods can be implemented by creating subclasses of
   Watchdog::Service e.g. Watchdog::HTTPService uses the status of
   an HTTP 'GET' method to decide if a web server is alive.

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