Create the following scripts in a file and call the file in crontab at desired intervals
echo “……………………. SERVER MONITORING REPORT ……………………..” > /scripts/report.txt
echo “APACHE SERVER:-” >> /scripts/report.txt
/sbin/service httpd status >> /scripts/report.txt
echo “MYSQL SERVER:-” >> /scripts/report.txt
/sbin/service mysqld status >> /scripts/report.txt
echo “SSH/SFTP:-” >> /scripts/report.txt
/sbin/service sshd status >> /scripts/report.txt
echo “SENDMAIL:-” >> /scripts/report.txt
/etc/init.d/sendmail status [...]
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linux server status monitoring simple script
December 17th, 2010 
Aneesh 
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Show all cron jobs in linux
November 27th, 2009 Aneesh If you need to show all cron tasks in a linux machine go to /var/spool/cron and run the following command
cat * > crones.txt
Now , you can find all cron details in the above file (crones.txt)
