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Xymon EXTIME configuration

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list Robert Tyson · Tue, 16 Apr 2019 14:27:09 -0400 · 
One of our clients wanted suspend process monitoring during a specific time
period.  For their production server, they
requested EXTIME=0123456:1750:2110.  That seems to be working as expected.
However, for their test server, they wanted an additional EXTIME for the
entire weekend.  They want this to start at 5:50 PM on Friday and end at
7:00 AM on Monday.  We've tried to set this up in three different ways, but
can't seem to get it to work.  So far, our configuration has resulted in
them getting 5 emails per alert.  The latest settings are listed below.  We
would appreciate any assistance you can provide.

EXTIME=1234:1750:2110
EXTIME=5:1750:2359
EXTIME=6:0000:2359
EXTIME=0:0000:2359
EXTIME=1:0000:0700

Many thanks,
Bob
list Michael T Pins · Tue, 16 Apr 2019 20:31:40 -0600 (MDT) · 
[ resending to the list, the original only went to the original poster ]
▸ quoted from Robert Tyson
One of our clients wanted suspend process monitoring during a specific time
period.  For their production server, they
requested EXTIME=0123456:1750:2110.  That seems to be working as expected.
However, for their test server, they wanted an additional EXTIME for the
entire weekend.  They want this to start at 5:50 PM on Friday and end at
7:00 AM on Monday.  We've tried to set this up in three different ways, but
can't seem to get it to work.  So far, our configuration has resulted in
them getting 5 emails per alert.  The latest settings are listed below.  We
would appreciate any assistance you can provide.
EXTIME=1234:1750:2110
EXTIME=5:1750:2359
EXTIME=6:0000:2359
EXTIME=0:0000:2359
EXTIME=1:0000:0700
You want them all on one line.

For the production box:
EXTIME=*:1750:2110

And for test:
EXTIME=1234:1750:2110,5:1750:2359,60:0000:2359,1:0000:0700
list Robert Tyson · Wed, 17 Apr 2019 08:22:17 -0400 · 
Makes sense; I'll try that out today....many thanks Michael.
▸ quoted from Michael T Pins

On Tue, Apr 16, 2019 at 10:31 PM Michael T Pins <user-207e48c0954b@xymon.invalid> wrote:

[ resending to the list, the original only went to the original poster ]

One of our clients wanted suspend process monitoring during a specific
time
period.  For their production server, they
requested EXTIME=0123456:1750:2110.  That seems to be working as expected.
However, for their test server, they wanted an additional EXTIME for the
entire weekend.  They want this to start at 5:50 PM on Friday and end at
7:00 AM on Monday.  We've tried to set this up in three different ways,
but
can't seem to get it to work.  So far, our configuration has resulted in
them getting 5 emails per alert.  The latest settings are listed below.
We
would appreciate any assistance you can provide.
EXTIME=1234:1750:2110
EXTIME=5:1750:2359
EXTIME=6:0000:2359
EXTIME=0:0000:2359
EXTIME=1:0000:0700
You want them all on one line.

For the production box:
EXTIME=*:1750:2110

And for test:
EXTIME=1234:1750:2110,5:1750:2359,60:0000:2359,1:0000:0700