[Xymon] Acknowledge multiple alerts not working
Bill Arlofski
waa-hobbitml at revpol.com
Thu Jul 4 18:46:25 CEST 2013
On 07/04/13 05:54, Dirk Kastens wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have installed xymon-4.3.11-10.el6.x86_64 from the Terabithia server on
> RedHat EL6.
> The acknowledgement of multiple alerts is not working correctly. That means,
> that the selection of hours and days is not working.
>
> When I acknowledge a single alert and I select a period of 3 hours, this is
> correctly stored as 180 minutes in the acknowledge.log. But when I select
> multiple alerts with the checkboxes, all numbers are interpreted as minutes,
> no matter if I select hours or days.
>
> Dirk
Hi Dirk, I am using Xymon 4.3.10 on Gentoo Linux, and can corroborate your
experience.
I have 4 tests red currently. My Ack page form is like so:
HOST Test Duration Cause Ack Multiple
host1 conn 1 min testing checked
host2 conn 2 hours testing checked
host3 conn 3 days testing checked
host4 sslcert empty empty checked
Global ack line:
40 hours Testing Global ACK ---> click Send
acknowledge.log (stripped to prevent wrapping)
timestamp duration Host
------------------------------
1372954556 1 Host1
1372954556 2 Host2
1372954556 3 Host3
1372954556 40 Host4
So that kind of verifies that as you stated, but in my case all acks in a
multiple ack are treated as seconds regardless of the dropdown (mins, hours,
days) selected.
But wait, there is more... :)
If I click the back button in the browser, and then just click the multiple
ack send button without making any changes to the ack page fields the
acknowledge.log shows the following:
timestamp duration Host
------------------------------
1372954603 60 Host1
1372954603 120 Host2
1372954603 180 Host3
1372954603 2400 Host4
So it appears to be broken, but in a way that is strange... First attempt
seems to treat all durations as seconds, all subsequent resend of same
settings seems to treat all durations as minutes.
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