mon_statd service utility syntax

If you run the mon_procd daemon through the service utility, you configure the daemon through specifications in a configuration file.

Where:

start: enables monitoring of guest process data, using the configuration in /etc/sysconfig/mon_statd.
stop: disables monitoring of guest process data.
status: shows current status of guest process data monitoring.
restart: stops and restarts guest process data monitoring. Useful in order to re-read the configuration file when it has changed.

Configuration file keywords

PROC_INTERVAL="<n>": specifies the desired sampling interval in seconds.
PROC="yes | no": specifies whether to enable the mon_procd daemon. Set to "yes" to enable the daemon. Anything other than "yes" will be interpreted as "no".

This example sets the sampling interval to 30 seconds and enables the mon_procd:
```
PROC_INTERVAL="30"
PROC="yes"
```

Example of mon_statd use (note that your output might look different and include messages for other daemons, such as mon_fsstatd):

To enable guest process data monitoring:

> service mon_statd start
...
Starting mon_procd:[ OK ]
...

To display the status:

> service mon_statd status
...
mon_procd (pid 1075, interval: 30) is running.
...

To disable guest process data monitoring:

> service mon_statd stop
...
Stopping mon_procd:[ OK ]
...

To restart the daemon and re-read the configuration file:

> service mon_statd restart
...
stopping mon_procd:[ OK ]
starting mon_procd:[ OK ]
...