#!/bin/bash
#ident "@(#)ACK-CL.sh Ver. 1.0 Tom Schmitt 2010"
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Under GPL 2010 by Tom Schmitt   dtschmitt@gmail.com  801.446.5645
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# ACK-CL.sh
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# PURPOSE:  This script runs the 'bb' command with an un-documented
#	    option 'hobbitdack' to ACKnowledge an event from the
#	    Command Line (CL).
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# PASSED VALUES:
#      $1 = ACKCODE (REQUIRED) - from Email alert message
#      $2 = DURATION in minutes (OPTIONAL)
#      $3 = MESSAGE TO STORE for display in Xymon (OPTIONAL)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# 2/10/2010:
#   From mailing list from Ralph Mitchell (ralphmitchell@gmail.com)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Tested on Xymon 4.3.0-0.beta2.
# NOTES:  A similar script could be created to do the 'disable'
#         command from the Command Line.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
PGM=`basename $0`		# This script's name
SHOW=no				# Display additions info (yes/no)
				# Location of ACK log
ACKLOG=/var/log/xymon/acknowledge.log
BB=/home/xymon/server/bin/bb	# Location of the 'bb' program
BBDISP=127.0.0.1		# BB Display IP
DURATION=60			# Default is 60 minutes
MESSAGE="Working on it"		# Default ACK message

if [ "$1" = "" ]; then
    echo -e "Usage:  $PGM alertnum [duration-in-minutes] [\"text-message\"]"
    exit 1
else
    ACKCODE=$1
fi
if [ "$2" != "" ]; then
    DURATION=$2
fi
if [ "$3" != "" ]; then
    MESSAGE="$3"
fi

if [ "$SHOW" = "yes" ]; then
    echo -e "
      BB=$BB  
  BBDISP=$BBDISP
 ACKCODE=$ACKCODE
DURATION=$DURATION
 MESSAGE=\"$MESSAGE\"
    "
fi

# The command that does the work
$BB $BBDISP "hobbitdack $ACKCODE $DURATION \"DURATION=$DURATION: $MESSAGE [$PGM]\""

# Show the last entry in the ACKnowledge LOG
tail -1 $ACKLOG

exit 0