On 23-12-2011 23:17, Tom S wrote:
Thanks Henrik,
So this should do it?
Yes.
HOST=www.foo.com <http://www.foo.com/>; <http://www.foo.com
<http://www.foo.com/>>; SERVICE=http
MAIL user-d0a7de99275f@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-d0a7de99275f@xymon.invalid> <mailto:user-d0a7de99275f@xymon.invalid
<mailto:user-d0a7de99275f@xymon.invalid>> DURATION>2 COLOR=red
SCRIPT /usr/local/bin/restartapache.sh 123456789 REPEAT 1440
That above will email user-d0a7de99275f@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-d0a7de99275f@xymon.invalid> after 2 minutes
of RED
It will also call up /usr/local/bin/restartapache.sh and run it once
every 24 hours if it's down that long?
Yes.
Do I need to put in a DURATION on that one also or does it keep the 2
minutes from the above line or does it run it as soon as it see's it's
red? Can I put a DURATION on that also? (eg. SCRIPT
/usr/local/bin/restartapache.sh 123456789 REPEAT 1440 DURATION>2 )
When you put the DURATION setting on the MAIL or SCRIPT line, it is
local to that recipient, so You can add a DURATION on the SCRIPT also -
either the same, or different.
You can also put it on the HOST+SERVICE line, in which case it will be
the default for all of the recipients.
Regards,
Henrik