Ignoring proc alerts in the default section 🔗 link

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I have a default section in my /etc/hobbit/hobbit-alerts.cfg with something like this:

         PROC    my_process
        PROC   his_process


I have a couple of servers that do not run the processes my_process or his_process and as a result they are showing errors because of the definitions in my DEFAULT section.  How can I have a server ignore the default section?  If I have 99.9% of the hosts using the 2 process and only 2 or 3 which don't, any suggestions on how to handle it?

Thanks in advance,
Jim


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On Wed, Nov 01, 2006 at 02:15:25PM -0500, James B Horwath wrote:

Putting PROC tests in your default section is generally a bad idea.

I have a couple of servers that do not run the processes my_process or his_process and as a result they are showing errors because of the definitions in my DEFAULT section.  How can I have a server ignore the default section?  If I have 99.9% of the hosts using the 2 process and only 2 or 3 which don't, any suggestions on how to handle it?

HOST=* EXHOST=%host1|host2
         PROC    my_process
         PROC   his_process


Henrik

Hello,

In my alert emails to the admins at the bottom of the email is the URL link to the hobbit server alert page.

http://neuron/hobbit-cgi/bb-hostsvc.sh?HOST=v43mgt&SERVICE=msgs

The problem is that its suppose to be https and not http, so the link doesnt work.

I changed the variable BBWEBHOST in the hobbitserver.cfg file hoping that would fix it. 
BBWEBHOST="https://$BBSERVERWWWNAME";

But it didnt.

how can fix this???

thanx, michael


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James B Horwath wrote:

Hello,

In my alert emails to the admins at the bottom of the email is the URL 
link to the hobbit server alert page.

http://neuron/hobbit-cgi/bb-hostsvc.sh?HOST=v43mgt&SERVICE=msgs

The problem is that its suppose to be https and not http, so the link doesnt work.

I changed the variable BBWEBHOST in the hobbitserver.cfg file hoping that would fix it. 

BBWEBHOST="https://$BBSERVERWWWNAME";

But it didnt.

how can fix this???

thanx, michael

You can use mod_rewrite to rewrite all incoming http requests to https. This
all makes like easier on your customers. Details are on the Apache site.

Thanks,
Larry Barber

On 11/2/06, Michael A. Price <user-2a9e3c790857@xymon.invalid> wrote:

BBWEBHOST="https://$BBSERVERWWWNAME"; <https://$BBSERVERWWWNAME>;

But it didnt.

how can fix this???

thanx, michael

Hello,

In the alert emails to the admins at the bottom of the email is the