Hello,
For most of our servers, we have a MAIL statement that sends e-mails
out 24x7 for failures. But then we have another MAIL statement in the
same rule that e-mails another group, and that should only happen 7AM
to 5PM.
My question is, if the failure happens at 3AM, e-mail #1 goes out. If
it is still down at 7AM, shouldn't e-mail #2 go out?
It appears right now that only failures that start during 7-5 will
send e-mail. Anything that happens overnight, even if it is still
failed at 7AM, it will not e-mail.
Could this be because I've increased my ALERTREPEAT="1440" in
hobbitserver.cfg?
PAGE=vpn
MAIL me at domain.com
MAIL another at domain.com DURATION>5m TIME=*:0700:1700
SCRIPT qpage.sh qp-me FORMAT=SMS DURATION>30 TIME=*:0700:1700
Thanks,
Shane
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Hi all,
I'm not making any use of this feature in 4.2; i upgraded my server from
4.1.pwhatever, but don't see any new documentation about the critical
systems config etc. I don't see anything on the wiki either.
TIA, Rob
Oh, Henrik: have you gotten to look at that howto? And is it any good :D
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Rob Munsch
Solutions For Progress IT
www.solutionsforprogress.com
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> This is great! The only problem I'm having is
> if I define a
> Link, the link URL is ignored and instead the
> link that is
> created is a link to the notes page. A sample
> link definition
> that I am using is:
> "Reports URL|Internal
> Link|http://internal.reports.mydomain.com/"
>
> When I view the notes for the host, the
> "Internal Link" takes
> me to
>
> https://hobbitserver/hobbit-cgi/hobbitperl-notes.sh?HOST=myhostname#
>
>
>
>
> The link is right, it should launch a javascript that
> will open a new
> page with the link.
> Can you check the source of the html page?
>
>
> Strange...I havn't changed anything, but now when I click the
> link, Firefox prompts me to download a binary file. I
> downloaded the file and it contains a small amount of binary
> data along with ".com".
>
It's strange... Can you check the source code and find the find where
the link is?
It should be something like:
<a onclick="javascript:window.open('http://www.dell.it')"
href="#">Homepage</a>
I've tested it and work with Explorer and Firefox 2 and it works good
(opening a new page). It's possible that you have to check for firefox
to let that site open popup windows (it will open a new window or new
page it depend from the settings of firefox).
Is there a global way to change the REPEAT value? I don't want my
alerts to repeat, so I set them manually on each alert line with
REPEAT=9999.
Thanks
Shane