You can pick up the raw data from xymondboard on the server:
xymon localhost "xymondboard test=svcacct fields=hostname,logtime,validtime"
*logtime* Unix timestamp when the log message was received.
*validtime* Unix timestamp when the log message is no longer valid (it goes purple at this time).
Subtract logtime from validtime to get number of seconds. If the result is not 1800, it's a non-standard validity time.
Ralph Mitchell
On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 11:00 AM, Neil Simmonds <neilsimmonds1808 at gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
Is there any way on the Xymon server to check if any custom tests have a validity timeout that is not default because they have a parameter on the status command setting a custom validity.
I'd prefer to do it from the server as it would be very time consuming to have to log onto every client to check it.
I know we have some that aren't using the default 30 minutes but I really need to identify them due to other people writing custom scripts and apparently not understanding what status+**** does.
Thanks, Neil.
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