On Mon, Feb 14, 2005 at 07:58:28AM, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
On Sun, Feb 13, 2005 at 12:38:07PM -0500, Asif Iqbal wrote:
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This was added in RC2. Doing
MAIL user-b7c20e0da76a@xymon.invalid user-ef86c43926b6@xymon.invalid COLOR=red
will work as you expect it to. If you have a macro that expands to
several mail-adresses, then that will work too. Like
$ADMINS="user-b7c20e0da76a@xymon.invalid user-143c88f2d522@xymon.invalid"
HOST=*
MAIL $ADMINS COLOR=red
I noticed if I have it setup like this
HOST=* SERVICE=msgs
SCRIPT /path/to/script user-4dad1745a785@xymon.invalid user-55e81cd8542e@xymon.invalid FORMAT=TEXT
And then I did a test like ./bin/bbcmd hobbitd_alert --test host1 msgs
I get like this
*** Match with 'HOST=* SERVICE=msgs' ***
Script alert with command '/path/to/script' and recipient user-4dad1745a785@xymon.invalid
Mail alert with command 'mailx -s "BB [12345] host1:msgs is RED" user-55e81cd8542e@xymon.invalid'
Shouldn't the second like also be part of Script alert instead of Mail
alert?
Thanks for your help
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