how to change the hostname/fqdn printed in the alert messages
list Ciprian Parfon
Hello When Xymon sends alerts, on email, especially, there's the "See" section at the bottom which is the exact URL to the alert trigger host. I suppose, Xymon, uses "hostname -f" for the hostname, how can I tell it not to use this because my apache is configured to some different domain and those url's are basically useless. Not sure how clear I was, but still if there's someone there who understood my issue, please help me. Thanks. -- Ciprian
list Mike Burger
Check out the "XYMONSERVERWWWNAME" variable in the xymonserver.cfg file. -- Mike Burger http://www.bubbanfriends.org "It's always suicide-mission this, save-the-planet that. No one ever just stops by to say 'hi' anymore." --Colonel Jack O'Neill, SG1
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Hello When Xymon sends alerts, on email, especially, there's the "See" section at the bottom which is the exact URL to the alert trigger host. I suppose, Xymon, uses "hostname -f" for the hostname, how can I tell it not to use this because my apache is configured to some different domain and those url's are basically useless. Not sure how clear I was, but still if there's someone there who understood my issue, please help me. Thanks. -- Ciprian