Feature Request - Alerting - ALLSTOP
So, in building out my ruleset for alerts, I have a CPU test for a group of hosts that I have configured to have a weekday and weekend set of alerts. This is among other specific rules for other tests/hosts combinations
Down the bottom, I have a catch all rule that I've had to add a decent set of exceptions to which just makes it all that much harder to read the rules.
As far as I know, there is no way to stop progression through the rest of the alerts file for a specific alert block.
Ie:
HOST=%(www*) SERVICE=CPU MAIL alert1 MAIL alert2
HOST=* MAIL alert3 MAIL alert4
I would like to put an ALLSTOP after alert2 to stop alert3/alert4 from getting the CPU alerts.
Make sense? Am I doing it wrong?
Thanks! --Patrick
On 08-12-2013 16:51, Patrick Nixon wrote:
So, in building out my ruleset for alerts, I have a CPU test for a group of hosts that I have configured to have a weekday and weekend set of alerts. This is among other specific rules for other tests/hosts combinations
Down the bottom, I have a catch all rule that I've had to add a decent set of exceptions to which just makes it all that much harder to read the rules.
As far as I know, there is no way to stop progression through the rest of the alerts file for a specific alert block.
Ie:
HOST=%(www*) SERVICE=CPU MAIL alert1 MAIL alert2
HOST=* MAIL alert3 MAIL alert4
I would like to put an ALLSTOP after alert2 to stop alert3/alert4 from getting the CPU alerts.
There is a STOP command for alerts.cfg, but I think what you really want is to put an "UNMATCHED" on the last catch-all rule. Like
HOST=* UNMATCHED
MAIL alert3 alert4
See the alerts.cfg man-page for a description of how these flags work.
http://www.xymon.com/xymon/help/manpages/man5/alerts.cfg.5.html
Regards, Henrik
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