The message sent to hobbitserver should start with status+lifetime. In your case lifetime should be 125.
Ie. bb $BBDISP "status+125 hostname.testname color ............"
See extract from bb manpage below.
Lars
status[+LIFETIME][/group:GROUP] HOSTNAME.TESTNAME COLOR <additional text> This sends in a status message for a single test (column) on a single host. TESTNAME is the name of the column where this test will show up; any name is valid except that using dots in the testname will not work. COLOR must be one of the valid colors: "green", "yellow", "red" or "clear". The colors "blue" and "purple" - although valid colors - should not be sent in a status-message, as these are handled specially by the Hobbit server. The "additional text" normally includes a local timestamp and a summary of the test result on the first line. Any lines following the first one are free-form, and can include any information that may be useful to diagnose the problem being reported. The LIFETIME defines how long this status is valid after being received by the Hobbit server. The default is 30 minutes, but you can set any period you like. E.g. for a custom test that runs once an hour, you will want to set this to at least 60 minutes - otherwise the status will go purple after 30 minutes. It is a good idea to set the LIFETIME to sligtly more than the interval between your tests, to allow for variations in the time it takes your test to complete. The LIFETIME is in minutes, unless you add an "h" (hours), "d" (days) or "w" (weeks) immediately after the number, e.g. "status+5h" for a status that is valid for 5 hours.
-----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Från: Jerry Yu [mailto:jjj863 at gmail.com] Skickat: den 24 oktober 2006 18:12 Till: hobbit at hswn.dk Ämne: [hobbit] how to tell server my extension script reports only every 2 hour
I have an extension script to check RAID status every two hours on the client side (interval 2h). It works fine. The status turned PURLE after 5m. I guess the server was expecting the data every 5m by default. How can I tell the server to expect it every 2h instead, for this particular test (and/or for this particular client)?