The "PAGE" directive actually matches on the full page-path.
Your "CP" page is a subpage, so it must have a path longer than
just "CP" - so "PAGE=something/CP" should work. Or if you dont
care about the name of the higher-level page, use "PAGE=%.*/CP"
Hmmm, I'm afraid it doesnt work either..
PAGE=%.*/CP TIME=W:0600:1800
MAIL user-55ed6bc46f36@xymon.invalid REPEAT=1440 RECOVERED
page DRIS DRIS hors infogerance
subpage CP Serveurs C. Perrier
172.24.16.2 adonis.cma.onera # ssh ftp smtp ntp dns testip
144.204.16.17 amenophis # ssh ntp testip
125.1.17.70 bastet # ssh ftp smtp ntp
root at nephtys:/etc/hobbit# /usr/lib/hobbit/server/bin/bbcmd --env=/etc/hobbit/hobbitserver.cfg hobbitd_alert --test bastet conn
00023371 2005-05-13 16:46:32 send_alert bastet:conn state Paging
00023371 2005-05-13 16:46:32 Matching host:service:page 'bastet:conn:' against rule line 115
00023371 2005-05-13 16:46:32 Failed (pagename not in include list)
I also tried PAGE=DRIS/CP and even PAGE=%.*CP.*