hobbit-alert.cfg : PAGE question
list Olivier Beau
i wasn't succesful to get PAGE to match when using a subpage or subparent.. and i'm wondering what PAGE actually matches for instance, i have page unix unix subpage mail mail subparent mail mx mx //my mx servers... lets say mx0 can hobbitd matches mx0 with PAGE=unix ? or PAGE=mail ? and what happens when hosts are on several pages ?? -- Olivier Beau
list Henrik Størner
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On Sat, Mar 26, 2005 at 10:31:43PM +0100, user-fe6e0e6a0d05@xymon.invalid wrote:
page unix unix subpage mail mail subparent mail mx mx //my mx servers... lets say mx0 can hobbitd matches mx0 with PAGE=unix ? or PAGE=mail ?
PAGE criteria can also be a regular expression. So "PAGE=%unix/.*" would match hosts on any page below the "unix" page. And "PAGE=%.*/mx" would match hosts on an "mx" page, regardless of where in the page hierarchy it is located.
and what happens when hosts are on several pages ??
Then the match would be done on the page that is the "primary" one, i.e. the one where the host definition has a "prefer" tag. If none of the definitions of a host has such a tag, then it uses the definition that does not have a "noconn" tag and does not have "0.0.0.0" as the IP address. Henrik
list Olivier Beau
Thanks henrik, works great !! -- olivier Selon Henrik Stoerner <user-ce4a2c883f75@xymon.invalid>:
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On Sat, Mar 26, 2005 at 10:31:43PM +0100, user-fe6e0e6a0d05@xymon.invalid wrote:page unix unix subpage mail mail subparent mail mx mx //my mx servers... lets say mx0can hobbitd matches mx0 with PAGE=unix ? or PAGE=mail ?PAGE criteria can also be a regular expression. So "PAGE=%unix/.*" would match hosts on any page below the "unix" page. And "PAGE=%.*/mx" would match hosts on an "mx" page, regardless of where in the page hierarchy it is located.and what happens when hosts are on several pages ??Then the match would be done on the page that is the "primary" one, i.e. the one where the host definition has a "prefer" tag. If none of the definitions of a host has such a tag, then it uses the definition that does not have a "noconn" tag and does not have "0.0.0.0" as the IP address. Henrik