[hobbit] Hobbit-alerts.cfg question

[Humberto Cabrera]

Thank you very much,  by any chance can you point me to the
documentation that contains this settings,. ive read the setting up
alerts doc on the hobbit site and nothing regarding those parameters was
mentioned.
 
once again, thank you.

	-----Original Message-----
	From: Larry Barber [mailto:lebarber at gmail.com] 
	Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 1:18 PM
	To: hobbit at hswn.dk
	Subject: Re: [hobbit] Hobbit-alerts.cfg question
	
	
	'W' stands for weekdays, not weekends. 0 and 6 are days of the
week, Sunday and Saturday, respectively.
	
	Thanks,
	Larry Barber
	
	
	On 1/23/06, Humberto Cabrera <hcabrera at cosabella.com> wrote: 


		Hi everyone,,  in:
		
		$CBDC_EMAIL=MAIL $EMAIL  REPEAT=10M
		TIME=W:0000:2359,6:0000:2359,0:0000:0100,0:0430:2359
		$CBDC_CELL=MAIL $CELL FORMAT=sms REPEAT=20M
		TIME=W:0000:2359,6:0000:2359,0:0000:0100,0:0430:2359 
		
		$CBTS1_EMAIL=MAIL $EMAIL REPEAT=10M
		TIME=W:0000:2359,6:0000:2359,0:0000:2000,0:2025:2359
		$CBTS1_CELL=MAIL $CELL FORMAT=sms REPEAT=20M
		TIME=W:0000:2359,6:0000:2359,0:0000:2000,0:2025:2359
		
		$CBWS_CELL=MAIL $CELL FORMAT=sms REPEAT=20M 
		TIME=W:0000:0900,W:1730:2359,60:0000:2359
		
		$RPPRO_EMAIL=MAIL $EMAIL REPEAT=10M
		TIME=*:0000:0305,*:0310:2130,*:2200:2359
		$RPPRO_CELL=MAIL $CELL FORMAT=sms REPEAT=20M
		TIME=*:0000:0305,*:0310:2130,*:2200:2359 
		
		$WEB_CELL=MAIL $CELL FORMAT=sms REPEAT=20M
TIME=*:0000:0200,*:0500:2359
		
		
		
		Could someone tell me what the W stands for?  Im
assuming Weekends?
		
		
		Also for example in:
		
		6:0000:2359,0:0000:0100,0:0430:2359 
		
		
		What does the 6: stanbd for ??  Or the 0:  ??  Any help
would be greatly
		appreciated.
		
		
		Thanks!
		
		Humberto Cabrera
		Systems Administrator
		Cosabella
		
		
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