I need a way to determine if the "level 1" ack, that is, the ack that is activated from the Critical Systems test pages, has been activated. There doesn't appear to be anything in xymondboard, at least, to tell you if a "level 1" ack has occurred. Anybody have any ideas?
Thanks, Larry Barber
Den 07-03-2011 19:53, Larry Barber skrev:
I need a way to determine if the "level 1" ack, that is, the ack that is activated from the Critical Systems test pages, has been activated. There doesn't appear to be anything in xymondboard, at least, to tell you if a "level 1" ack has occurred. Anybody have any ideas?
There is, actually, but I can see it isn't documented in the "xymondboard" list of available fields.
There is an "acklist" field available. Try this:
$ xymon 127.0.0.1
"xymondboard fields=hostname,testname,acklist host=foo test=disk"
foo|disk|1299619718:1299706118:1:henrik:Ack message text\n
The two numbers first are the Unix "epoch" timestamp for when the ack was done, and when it expires. The the "ack level", the user who sent the ack, and the text. In the text, newlines, tabs and pipe-chars show up as "\n", "\t" and "\p", respectively.
There are a couple more fields in the xymondboard data that haven't made it into the man-page. Will fix that.
Regards, Henrik
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