Henrik,
Thank you first of all.
Still pleased of using hobbit, so we begun to monitor some server from our productive environment..
Make sure you have SECURECGIBINURL defined in your hobbitserver.cfg.
Yea, this was a problem. I had used the old cfg file..
It's how long alerts are being sent after the initial first alert
message.
Hm, strange, it seems that sometimes it works, sometimes not. So it seems also that hobbit proceed the configuration correctly, but in some cases the display is simply wrong at info page.
E.g. this line is configured in my hobbit-alerts.cfg
HOST=myhost SERVICE=disk REPEAT=5 TIME=12345:0600:2300 DURATION<15
Repeat is 5, right? But on the info page of myhost is "Repeat: 30m". However, if I test this config by shutting down myhost, i get exact 2 mails.
Last but not least, is there are anything new on the client front guys? I am begging for unix clients with the functionality to execute custom scripts, like bb clients it does. Would be very, very highly appreciated! :)
Greetings..
Anatoli Bogajewski
p.s. hope that notes send in plaintext..
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Re: [hobbit] 4.0.3rc1 download // another question host info page
On Wed, Apr 27, 2005 at 01:41:45PM +0200, user-4d3800b5a33a@xymon.invalid wrote:
Trying to disable a service from the Info page of a host i got error
404:
page not found. The url used is "http://myhost/hobbit-enadis.sh";. Shouldn't be "http://myhost/hobbit-seccgi/hobbit-enadis.sh"; ?
Make sure you have SECURECGIBINURL defined in your hobbitserver.cfg.
This was added in the 4.0.3rc1 release, and "make install" should add
it to your configuration. See the hobbitd/etcfiles/hobbitserver.cfg
how it should be defined (it's the relative URL for the hobbit-seccgi
web directory).
At the same info page of a host there are alerting summary.
what is "Stop After" stand for? I suppose something according to "duration" option , but seems to be anything else, since configuring something for duration does not affect anything there..
It's how long alerts are being sent after the initial first alert
message. E.g. if I define an alert like
HOST=www.foo.com
MAIL user-ce4a2c883f75@xymon.invalid DURATION>10m DURATION<4h
then "Stop After" should be 4 hours and I only get alerts for the
first 4 hours of downtime.
Henrik