[Xymon] notification.log when using a script

[Root, Paul T]

Never mind. It does go in there. I was parsing wrong.

From: Root, Paul T
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2015 1:37 PM
To: 'xymon'
Subject: notification.log when using a script

Hi,
                We recently change from directly paging to a script that interfaces with our corporate notification and escalation service.

                It looks like a script being called isn't logged in notifications.log. Which I parsed daily to see what kind of pages we got.

                Is there a way to have a script inject a message into notifications.log?

Paul.

Paul Root
Lead Engineer
CenturyLink Network Reliability Operations Center

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