[Xymon] Annyoing logic in alerts.cfg
Even Hauge Juberg
even.juberg at ntnu.no
Mon Mar 27 14:04:23 CEST 2017
Hi!
I've been using Xymon for years and have recently begun to play around with the alerts.cfg, however, there is something I have been banging my head against the wall with, for weeks now. So I am reaching out to this list in the hopes that someone out there might have the key to save me from eternal frustration.
*snippet from my alerts.cfg*
HOST=* RECOVERED=1
IGNORE HOST=*
HOST=one-host SERVICE=http
MAIL someuser at domain.local COLOR=red
MAIL someuser at domain.local DURATION>5 COLOR=red
What I'm trying to accomplish is to stop the "I'm OK - recovered" messages. Those messages are irrelevant, so I want those filtered out. The problem though, is that the logic is completely off on this point. The first rule for some reason takes presedense, even though I have explicitly told it to only use that rule IF the host has recovered, no?
I want it to skip that rule, if it has not yet recovered, send mail to the first user immediately, then to the other user after 5 minutes, but leave those users alone if the service is OK again. Is there a way to accomplish this?
Sincerely,
Even
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