Where is xymon message life found?
A host+test combination which does not report often enough will go 'purple'. The duration or 'life' of a status message can be set by sending a status+LIFETIME.
I have a a couple of tests which have not gone purple, despite not being updated for over a week. I have a file named ~/data/hist/foo,bar,com.test which contains the times the test named "test" has changed state for the host foo.bar.com. The last entry is 1496866851 which works out to June 7th.
Where can I find the information indicating when xymond will consider this test ready to go purple?
Do things because you should, not just because you can.John Thurston 907-465-8591 John.Thurston at alaska.gov Department of Administration State of Alaska
On 6/14/2017 4:50 PM, John Thurston wrote:
A host+test combination which does not report often enough will go 'purple'. The duration or 'life' of a status message can be set by sending a status+LIFETIME.
I have a a couple of tests which have not gone purple, despite not being updated for over a week. I have a file named ~/data/hist/foo,bar,com.test which contains the times the test named "test" has changed state for the host foo.bar.com. The last entry is 1496866851 which works out to June 7th.
Where can I find the information indicating when xymond will consider this test ready to go purple?
This is retrievable via xymondlog or xymondboard under the "validtime" field. The output is a standard unix epoch timestamp.
Something like this should give you the output: xymon localhost "xymondboard fields=hostname,testname,validtime"
It should go purple no later than 60s after that time. In the case of disabled/enabled tests, I believe an entire additional LIFETIME is added in after the enablement before it's flipped, however.
HTH,
-jc
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