Custom alert mail with script
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Hi there
I have been working on custom alert script for days, but it just doesn't
work.
Here is my config in alerts.cfg(based on the man page):
HOST=* SERVICE=cpu,disk,memory,files COLOR=red,yellow
#MAIL user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid RECOVERED #This one works fine.
SCRIPT /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid FORMAT=sms
And here is my script(based on
http://lists.xymon.com/pipermail/xymon/2011-May/031660.html):
#!/usr/bin/sh
CALL_LEVEL="存在异常"
ASK_LEVEL="请您关注。"
RCPT=$1
[ "$BBCOLORLEVEL" = "RED" ] && ASK_LEVEL="情况严重,请立即处理。"
[ "$BBCOLORLEVEL" = "RED" ] && CALL_LEVEL="严重告警"
echo "告警主机$BBHOSTNAME ,IP地址为$MACHIP,告警项目:$BBSVCNAME,$ASK_LEVEL
持续时长:$DOWNSECS。
相关日志详情:
$BBALPHAMSG" | mail -s "$MACHIP 的 $BBSVCNAME $CALL_LEVEL【Xymon监控】" $RCPT
The alert.log keep logging:
Could not launch paging script /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh: No such file or
directory
I have checked the file permission (-rwxrwxr-x), and when I run:
sh /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid
with user xymon, I receive what i want immediately.
Would someone please help me out of this?
Thanks a lot.
list Henrik Størner
Hi,
running your script with "sh /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh" doesn't quite do what Xymon does - you should run it without the "sh" first.
I suspect your script has DOS/Windows line-endings; this is a classical issue and it can be really annoying. The problem is that the first line of the script reads
#/bin/sh<CR>
The "<CR>" is an invisible carriage-return. Try editing the script with "vi -b RedAlert.sh" and you should see the <CR> characters.
Regards,
Henrik
Den 08-09-2016 kl. 15:58 skrev 谈工作:▸
Hi there I have been working on custom alert script for days, but it just doesn't work. Here is my config in alerts.cfg(based on the man page): HOST=* SERVICE=cpu,disk,memory,files COLOR=red,yellow
#MAIL user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid> RECOVERED #This one works fine.
SCRIPT /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid> FORMAT=sms
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And here is my script(based on http://lists.xymon.com/pipermail/xymon/2011-May/031660.html): #!/usr/bin/sh CALL_LEVEL="存在异常" ASK_LEVEL="请您关注。" RCPT=$1 [ "$BBCOLORLEVEL" = "RED" ] && ASK_LEVEL="情况严重,请立即处理。" [ "$BBCOLORLEVEL" = "RED" ] && CALL_LEVEL="严重告警" echo "告警主机$BBHOSTNAME ,IP地址为$MACHIP,告警项目:$BBSVCNAME,$ASK_LEVEL 持续时长:$DOWNSECS。 相关日志详情: $BBALPHAMSG" | mail -s "$MACHIP 的 $BBSVCNAME $CALL_LEVEL【Xymon监控】" $RCPT The alert.log keep logging: Could not launch paging script /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh: No such file or directory I have checked the file permission (-rwxrwxr-x), and when I run:
sh /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid>
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with user xymon, I receive what i want immediately.
Would someone please help me out of this?
Thanks a lot.
list 谈工作
Hi Henrik, thank you for your help! I fix the old problem, but here comes the new one. now I can use: * /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh user-b75305ea6ec0@xymon.invalid <http://mydomain.com>* *to send a mail, but xymon alert still doesn't work. the new log is* *Paging script /home/xymon/RedAlert.sh terminated with status 2* * Send options without primary recipient specified. Usage: mail -eiIUdEFntBDNHRV~ -T FILE -u USER -h hops -r address -s SUBJECT -a FILE -q FILE -f FILE -A ACCOUNT -b USERS -c USERS -S OPTION users* Any suggestion?