It the best way to create an escalation to do it:
HOST=abc.com SERVICE=conn RECOVERED
# EVERYDAY Notify immediately and every
10 minutes
MAIL user-f55a5d8949ef@xymon.invalid COLOR=red
REPEAT=10m
HOST=abc.com SERVICE=conn RECOVERED TIME=1-5:0000-2359 DURATION>59m
# WEEKDAY Notify weekdays after 1 hour
and every hour
MAIL user-798c0a3e2e46@xymon.invalid COLOR=red
REPEAT=60m
HOST=abc.com SERVICE=conn TIME=0,6 RECOVERED DURATION>179m
# WEEKEND Notify after 3 hours
MAIL user-e69d11f3e576@xymon.invalid COLOR=red REPEAT=7d
HOST=abc.com SERVICE=conn TIME=0,6 RECOVERED DURATION>479m
# WEEKEND Notify after 8 hours
MAIL user-2147a2355e9a@xymon.invalid COLOR=red
REPEAT=7d
I don't believe that the DURATION= can be used on the MAIL line only on
the HOST= line per the help on the web page.
Will this work as stated?
If you don't put SERVICE= on the line will it function for all services?
Or do you need something line '=*'?
Thanks,
Tom Schmitt
Senior IT Staff - R&D
user-9c1ae820b621@xymon.invalid
\\\\||////
\ ~ ~ /
| @ @ |
--oOo---(_)---oOo--