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DOWNTIME ALERTS

list David Stuffle
Thu, 5 Jun 2008 12:48:52 -0400
Message-Id: <user-055f2abf7ffe@xymon.invalid>

Try it like this:

ipaddr someserver # "DOWNTIME=*:2200:0730:Nightly Reboot"

Quoting the entire DOWNTIME tag is needed when specifying a reason. (at
least it works for me)


D. Stuffle
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Tim McCloskey [mailto:user-2644b182ab49@xymon.invalid] 
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 11:50 AM
To: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid
Subject: [hobbit] DOWNTIME ALERTS

Hello,

First thank you for the fantastic tool which I have been using for quite
some time now.

I tried using DOWNTIME in bb-hosts instead of using TIME in
hobbit-alerts to ignore alerting on some nightly reboots and inform
operators via the info page what is going on.

DOWNTIME really appears to be a better approach, if I could make it work
.

Though I've read some of the posts and documentation I think my
configuration (below) is perhaps wrong as alerts are sent during the
downtime window. Do I need to specify a service, or am I simply
misunderstanding the concept?

Details below.

bb-hosts:
ipaddr someserver # DOWNTIME=*:2200:0730:"Nightly Reboot"


hobbit-alerts.cfg:
HOST=* SERVICE=conn
SCRIPT page-primary.sh FORMAT=sms
REPEAT=30 RECOVERED
SCRIPT page-secondary.sh DURATION>60
FORMAT=sms REPEAT=60
## also have the following to just spew email on everything.
HOST=*
SCRIPT mail-primary.sh FORMAT=sms
COLOR=red DURATION>6 REPEAT=60
SCRIPT mail-secondary.sh FORMAT=sms
COLOR=red DURATION>60 REPEAT=60


page-primary.sh:
/bin/mail -s "$BBSVCNAME $BBHOSTNAME $MACHIP"
user-9ff8dcb42d75@xymon.invalid < /dev/null


notifications.log:
Wed Jun 4 23:04:54 2008 someserver.conn (ipaddr) FORMAT=sms 1212645894
500 Wed Jun 4 23:04:54 2008 someserver.conn (ipaddr) DURATION>60
1212645894 500 Wed Jun 4 23:06:16 2008 someserver.conn (ipaddr)
FORMAT=sms 1212645976 500 82


 From "info" page:
Planned downtime: All days:2200:0730:Nightly Reboot Network tests use:
Hostname Checked with ping: Yes


Thanks and Regards,