One of the new things in Hobbit 4.3 is that it can handle alerts happening on holidays. These will also show up on the "info" column page.
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
I already have code to handle the Christian holidays (Easter, Whit Monday, Christmas) - e.g. these are the holidays I have listed in my "common" section for 2008:
New Year 01/01
Good Friday 21/03
Easter Monday 24/03
Ascension Day 01/05
Whit Monday 12/05
Christmas Eve 24/12
Christmas Day 25/12
New Year's Eve 31/12
I also have specific entries for the US, Germany and Denmark - see http://www.hswn.dk/hobbit-cgi/viewconf.sh?holidays for the current configuration.
So if you're from France, Italy, Australia, Japan or some other country and you would like to have Hobbit pre-loaded with your national holidays, send me a list of which days are holidays. If you can do it in the form of the configuration file it would be brilliant, but if not then just describe to me what days should be included.
(Please post them to the list - and DONT send it if it has already been posted by someone else, thanks!)
Regards, Henrik
Hi,
here are the holidays for France :
08/05 (end of 2nd war) 11/11 (end of 1st war) 14/07 (French Revolution) 15/08 (christian holiday)
Whit monday is not a holiday anymore in France. I'm not sure what Good Monday is.
Also you can have a look at timeanddate.com.
Regards,
Henrik Stoerner wrote :
So if you're from France, Italy, Australia, Japan or some other country and you would like to have Hobbit pre-loaded with your national holidays, send me a list of which days are holidays. If you can do it in the form of the configuration file it would be brilliant, but if not then just describe to me what days should be included.
-- Charles Goyard - charles.goyard at orange-ftgroup.com - (+33) 1 45 38 01 31 Orange Business Services - online multimedia // ingénierie
There is a list of US Federal government holidays listed at http://www.opm.gov/Operating_Status_Schedules/fedhol/2008.asp.
Tuesday, January 1 - New Year's Day Monday, January 21 - Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. Monday, February 18 - Washington's Birthday Monday, May 26 - Memorial Day Friday, July 4 - Independence Day Monday, September 1 Labor Day Monday, October 13 Columbus Day Tuesday, November 11 Veterans Day Thursday, November 27 Thanksgiving Day Thursday, December 25 Christmas Day
On Jan 3, 2008 9:26 AM, Charles Goyard <charles.goyard at orange-ftgroup.com> wrote:
Hi,
here are the holidays for France :
08/05 (end of 2nd war) 11/11 (end of 1st war) 14/07 (French Revolution) 15/08 (christian holiday)
Whit monday is not a holiday anymore in France. I'm not sure what Good Monday is.
Also you can have a look at timeanddate.com.
Regards,
Henrik Stoerner wrote :
So if you're from France, Italy, Australia, Japan or some other country and you would like to have Hobbit pre-loaded with your national holidays, send me a list of which days are holidays. If you can do it in the form of the configuration file it would be brilliant, but if not then just describe to me what days should be included.
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Henrik,
For Holland there is alse the Queens birthday at 30/4
Regards,
Bert Klomp
-----Original Message----- From: Henrik Stoerner [mailto:henrik at hswn.dk] Sent: donderdag 3 januari 2008 15:00 To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] Need info: National holidays
One of the new things in Hobbit 4.3 is that it can handle alerts happening on holidays. These will also show up on the "info" column page.
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
I already have code to handle the Christian holidays (Easter, Whit Monday, Christmas) - e.g. these are the holidays I have listed in my "common" section for 2008:
New Year 01/01
Good Friday 21/03
Easter Monday 24/03
Ascension Day 01/05
Whit Monday 12/05
Christmas Eve 24/12
Christmas Day 25/12
New Year's Eve 31/12
I also have specific entries for the US, Germany and Denmark - see http://www.hswn.dk/hobbit-cgi/viewconf.sh?holidays for the current configuration.
So if you're from France, Italy, Australia, Japan or some other country and you would like to have Hobbit pre-loaded with your national holidays, send me a list of which days are holidays. If you can do it in the form of the configuration file it would be brilliant, but if not then just describe to me what days should be included.
(Please post them to the list - and DONT send it if it has already been posted by someone else, thanks!)
Regards, Henrik
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Henrik Stoerner schreef:
One of the new things in Hobbit 4.3 is that it can handle alerts happening on holidays. These will also show up on the "info" column page.
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
Specific dates for The Netherlands:
Queen's Birthday:type=static month=4 day=30 Liberation Day:type=static month=5 day=5 Boxing Day:type=static month=12 day=26 Daylight Savings Time:type=sun month=3 offset=5 Standard Time:type=sun month=10 offset=5
regards, Paul
On Jan 3, 2008 2:00 PM, Henrik Stoerner <henrik at hswn.dk> wrote:
One of the new things in Hobbit 4.3 is that it can handle alerts happening on holidays. These will also show up on the "info" column page.
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
I already have code to handle the Christian holidays (Easter, Whit Monday, Christmas) - e.g. these are the holidays I have listed in my "common" section for 2008:
New Year 01/01 Good Friday 21/03 Easter Monday 24/03 Ascension Day 01/05 Whit Monday 12/05 Christmas Eve 24/12 Christmas Day 25/12 New Year's Eve 31/12I also have specific entries for the US, Germany and Denmark - see http://www.hswn.dk/hobbit-cgi/viewconf.sh?holidays for the current configuration.
So if you're from France, Italy, Australia, Japan or some other country and you would like to have Hobbit pre-loaded with your national holidays, send me a list of which days are holidays. If you can do it in the form of the configuration file it would be brilliant, but if not then just describe to me what days should be included.
(Please post them to the list - and DONT send it if it has already been posted by someone else, thanks!)
Google calendar has a list of national holidays covering around 30 nationalities.
UK (information cross-checked with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_Holiday)
England and Wales
New Year
New Year:type=static month=1 day=1
Note that in the UK if this falls on a weekend then the next weekday
is usually a holiday.
Christian Easter holidays
Good Friday:type=easter offset=-2 Easter Monday:type=easter offset=1
Christian Christmas holidays
Christmas Eve:type=static month=12 day=24 Christmas Day:type=static month=12 day=25
Note that in the UK if these days fall on a weekend then the next
weekday is usually a holiday.
England and Wales
[uk-eng] Daylight Savings Time:type=sun month=3 offset=5 May Day:type=mon month=5 offset=1 Spring Bank Holiday:type=mon month=5 offset=5 Summer Bank Holiday:type=mon month=5 offset=5 Standard Time:type=sun month=10 offset=5
Scotland
New Year
New Year:type=static month=1 day=1 2nd of January:type=static month=1 day=2
Note that in the UK if these days fall on a weekend then the next
weekday is usually a holiday.
Christian Easter holidays
Good Friday:type=easter offset=-2
Christian Christmas holidays
Christmas Eve:type=static month=12 day=24 Christmas Day:type=static month=12 day=25
Note that in the UK if these days fall on a weekend then the next
weekday is usually a holiday.
Scotland
[uk-sco] Daylight Savings Time:type=sun month=3 offset=5 May Day:type=mon month=5 offset=1 Spring Bank Holiday:type=mon month=5 offset=5 Summer Bank Holiday:type=mon month=5 offset=1 Standard Time:type=sun month=10 offset=5 St Andrews Day:type=static month=11 day=30
NB - Gotcha time, it's on the Monday following the 30th of the 30th
is at the weekend
Given the flexibility of some of these it would be useful to be able to say "next normal working day if a weekend", but cope with things like Christmas/Boxing Day where both may be at the weekend.
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Hi Henrik,
On 3 Jan 2008, at 14:56, Rob MacGregor wrote:
On Jan 3, 2008 2:00 PM, Henrik Stoerner <henrik at hswn.dk> wrote:
One of the new things in Hobbit 4.3 is that it can handle alerts happening on holidays. These will also show up on the "info"
There's a typo on these UK holidays...
England and Wales
[uk-eng] Daylight Savings Time:type=sun month=3 offset=5 May Day:type=mon month=5 offset=1 Spring Bank Holiday:type=mon month=5 offset=5 Summer Bank Holiday:type=mon month=5 offset=5 Standard Time:type=sun month=10 offset=5
The Summer Bank Holiday is in August, so I think should read:
Summer Bank Holiday:type=mon month=8 offset=5
Cheers, Steve
Hi Hendrik,
some corrections for the description in the holidays conf-file. Now you have 6 (not 3) types and for the 6th type (sun) there is no explanation.
For Germany I miss national holiday:type=static month=10 day=3 Boxing Day:type=static month=12 day=26
Regards, Michael
-----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- Von: Henrik Stoerner [mailto:henrik at hswn.dk] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 3. Januar 2008 15:00 An: hobbit at hswn.dk Betreff: [hobbit] Need info: National holidays
One of the new things in Hobbit 4.3 is that it can handle alerts happening on holidays. These will also show up on the "info" column page.
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
I already have code to handle the Christian holidays (Easter, Whit Monday, Christmas) - e.g. these are the holidays I have listed in my "common" section for 2008:
New Year 01/01
Good Friday 21/03
Easter Monday 24/03
Ascension Day 01/05
Whit Monday 12/05
Christmas Eve 24/12
Christmas Day 25/12
New Year's Eve 31/12
I also have specific entries for the US, Germany and Denmark - see http://www.hswn.dk/hobbit-cgi/viewconf.sh?holidays for the current configuration.
So if you're from France, Italy, Australia, Japan or some other country and you would like to have Hobbit pre-loaded with your national holidays, send me a list of which days are holidays. If you can do it in the form of the configuration file it would be brilliant, but if not then just describe to me what days should be included.
(Please post them to the list - and DONT send it if it has already been posted by someone else, thanks!)
Regards, Henrik
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You need to add Columbus Day to the USA list and we have shifted Martin Luther King's birthday to the third Monday in January.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day:type=mon month=1 offset=3 Columbus Day:type=mon month=10 offset=2
/Thomas Kern /301-903-2211 (O) /301-905-6427 (M)
On fim, 2008-01-03 at 15:00 +0100, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
Hi Henrik, thanks for the hobbit monitor.
Here are descriptions of the icelandic holidays:
Iceland see: http://www.almanak.hi.is/rim.html
[is] Whit Monday:type=easter offset=50 Maundy Thursday:type=easter offset=-3 Constitution Day:type=static month=6 day=17 Boxing Day:type=static month=12 day=26 #First Day of Summer: (The first thursday after the 18. april).
in 2007: 19 of april, in 2008: 24. of april.
First Day of Summer:type=+thu month=4 day=19 #Merchants Holiday: (First monday of august). Merchants Holiday:type=mon month=8 offset=0
I put in some comments so that you might correct the data if I had perhaps misunderstood the coding.
I may have most of the faroese holidays as well if you like.
-- Kindest Regards, Anna Jonna Ármannsdóttir, %& A: Because people read from top to bottom. Unix System Aministration, Computing Services, %& Q: Why is top posting bad? University of Iceland.
Henrik,
Did you take a look at the Google Calendars per Rob's suggestion? I'd think it would be easiest to look at the agenda for those calendars rather then to reinvent the wheel picking everyone's brain.
I know that I can't even list half of the holidays celebrated here in the States without looking it up.
Just a suggestion!
On 1/3/08, Anna Jonna Armannsdottir <annaj at hi.is> wrote:
On fim, 2008-01-03 at 15:00 +0100, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
Hi Henrik, thanks for the hobbit monitor.
Here are descriptions of the icelandic holidays:
Iceland see: http://www.almanak.hi.is/rim.html
[is] Whit Monday:type=easter offset=50 Maundy Thursday:type=easter offset=-3 Constitution Day:type=static month=6 day=17 Boxing Day:type=static month=12 day=26 #First Day of Summer: (The first thursday after the 18. april).
in 2007: 19 of april, in 2008: 24. of april.
First Day of Summer:type=+thu month=4 day=19 #Merchants Holiday: (First monday of august). Merchants Holiday:type=mon month=8 offset=0
I put in some comments so that you might correct the data if I had perhaps misunderstood the coding.
I may have most of the faroese holidays as well if you like.
-- Kindest Regards, Anna Jonna Ármannsdóttir, %& A: Because people read from top to bottom. Unix System Aministration, Computing Services, %& Q: Why is top posting bad? University of Iceland.
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On fim, 2008-01-03 at 11:56 -0500, Josh Luthman wrote:
Henrik,
Did you take a look at the Google Calendars per Rob's suggestion? I'd think it would be easiest to look at the agenda for those calendars rather then to reinvent the wheel picking everyone's brain.
I know that I can't even list half of the holidays celebrated here in the States without looking it up.
Just a suggestion!
Hi Josh, I understand Henrik's request as an attempt to make things easier for us system admins. We have holidays where we do not want to be interrupted by an urgent message from the Hobbit monitor. Those are the holidays that we want Hobbit Monitor to recognize in the future versions. We would not want to put in those holidays that are only for some sysadmins in that country, or we would risk that an urgent message would not be sent to the corresponding sysadmin. This could happen if a day is listed as a holiday, while it in fact, is not a holiday (for an area or religion). Those kind of holidays are best left out of the list. Then the local sysadmin can put them in or enable them.
That is my view of how to narrow down the holidays, that we really should list.
-- Kindest Regards, Anna Jonna Ármannsdóttir, %& A: Because people read from top to bottom. Unix System Aministration, Computing Services, %& Q: Why is top posting bad? University of Iceland.
Hello there and happy new year to all of you !
actually, I'm playing with jMeter to load my platform. I got 2x1000 virtual users connecting to my 2 web servers. Thus, I got almost 1000 VU on each Apache server. I'm looking at my hobbit graphs now and see surprising values. On my graphs, I have 1.0 request/sec (apache2 graph) and 0.005 of cpu utilization (apache3 graph) ! So I'm just asking how to read results from apache 2 server-status info ? It looks like values are divided by 1000, am I wrong ? Is it a normal behaviour ? If you are using a particular script for your Apache performance, please let me (and us) know :) Bye !
Thomas My web server conf : bi-quad core, 4Go RAM, Debian Etch and Apache 2.2.3 / kernel 2.6.23
Hi Henrik
As the saying goes, "There's always one, isn't there?"
In Australia the holidays are all different, depending on what state you are in, and differ from year to year, depending on expedience. For instance all states celebrate the queen's birthday (Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain, that is), but on different days. For instance, Northern Territory it was on the 11 Jun last year, 9 Jun this year, and 8 Jun next year. In Western Australia, the same holiday was celebrated on 1 Oct last year, 29 Sep this year, and 28 Sep next year. It gets very ugly, but I think it's done to give us long weekends during the best weather periods.
The official holiday listings for the 7 states can be found here
Northern Territory http://www.ocpe.nt.gov.au/legislation/holidays
Western Australia http://www.docep.wa.gov.au/lr/LabourRelations/Content/Wages%20and%20Cond itions/Public%20Holidays/Public_Holidays.html
New South Wales http://www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au/holidays/index.html
Queensland http://www.wageline.qld.gov.au/holidayslist/index.html
South Australia http://www.safework.sa.gov.au/show_page.jsp?id=2483
Tasmania http://www.wst.tas.gov.au/employment_info/public_holidays
Victoria http://www.vic.gov.au/VictoriaOnline?action=content&id=4383&image_id=371 &pageTitle=Victorian+Public+Holiday+Dates&track=Government+Entry+Point+f or+Victorians&nav=suppnav
Good luck trying to figure out that mess.
Cheers Vernon
-----Original Message----- From: Henrik Stoerner [mailto:henrik at hswn.dk] Sent: Thursday, 3 January 2008 11:00 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] Need info: National holidays
One of the new things in Hobbit 4.3 is that it can handle alerts happening on holidays. These will also show up on the "info" column page.
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
I already have code to handle the Christian holidays (Easter, Whit Monday, Christmas) - e.g. these are the holidays I have listed in my "common" section for 2008:
New Year 01/01
Good Friday 21/03
Easter Monday 24/03
Ascension Day 01/05
Whit Monday 12/05
Christmas Eve 24/12
Christmas Day 25/12
New Year's Eve 31/12
I also have specific entries for the US, Germany and Denmark - see http://www.hswn.dk/hobbit-cgi/viewconf.sh?holidays for the current configuration.
So if you're from France, Italy, Australia, Japan or some other country and you would like to have Hobbit pre-loaded with your national holidays, send me a list of which days are holidays. If you can do it in the form of the configuration file it would be brilliant, but if not then just describe to me what days should be included.
(Please post them to the list - and DONT send it if it has already been posted by someone else, thanks!)
Regards, Henrik
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Hi Henrik,
Like Australia, Switzerland is also a mess regarding this topic. Each canton has authority for fixing these holidays. The only one missing common that I can see is:
Switzerland
[ch] National Day:type=static month=8 day=1
Dominique UNIL - University of Lausanne
Henrik Stoerner wrote:
One of the new things in Hobbit 4.3 is that it can handle alerts happening on holidays. These will also show up on the "info" column page.
To make this easy, I need some information about the holidays in each country.
I already have code to handle the Christian holidays (Easter, Whit Monday, Christmas) - e.g. these are the holidays I have listed in my "common" section for 2008:
New Year 01/01 Good Friday 21/03 Easter Monday 24/03 Ascension Day 01/05 Whit Monday 12/05 Christmas Eve 24/12 Christmas Day 25/12 New Year's Eve 31/12I also have specific entries for the US, Germany and Denmark - see http://www.hswn.dk/hobbit-cgi/viewconf.sh?holidays for the current configuration.
So if you're from France, Italy, Australia, Japan or some other country and you would like to have Hobbit pre-loaded with your national holidays, send me a list of which days are holidays. If you can do it in the form of the configuration file it would be brilliant, but if not then just describe to me what days should be included.
(Please post them to the list - and DONT send it if it has already been posted by someone else, thanks!)
Regards, Henrik
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josh@imaginenetworksllc.com
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klomph@nlr.nl
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Michael.Nagel@forsa.de
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P.vanEldijk@uci.ru.nl
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rob.macgregor@gmail.com
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steve@unixnation.net
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stewartl42@gmail.com
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Thomas.Kern@hq.doe.gov
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thomas.seglard@musinaut.com
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Vernon.Everett@woodside.com.au