Re: [hobbit] Why BBSVCNAME,BBHOSTSVC invalid in my alert script?

[Daniel Bourque <dbourque (at) weatherdata.com>]

Note that lots of network check ( the ones defined in bb-services ) will 
not report statuses on a line starting with &color, they start with 
"Service..." . The following perl snippet is what I use to pick out 
statuses in my custom notification script.


       $subject="$ENV{BBHOSTSVC}: $ENV{BBCOLORLEVEL} ";

       foreach( split('\n',$ENV{BBALPHAMSG}) ) {
               if ( /^\&(yellow|red|purple)/ ){
                       $message .= $_;
               }
               if ( /^Service.* not OK/ ){
                       $message = $_;
               }
       }


Then use smtp mail to send out an email, you can concatenate $subject 
and $message togheter to if you whish to send out a message with no 
subject, nice for phones and pagers.

Enjoy


Daniel Bourque
Systems/Network Administrator
Weather Data Inc

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Henrik Stoerner wrote:

> On Thu, Jun 21, 2007 at 03:05:28PM +0800, case wrote:
>  
>
> > Mail message would include specific information about related process or
> > service' name  if we use MAIL in hobbit-alerts.cfg, e.g. "&red Cisco
> > Systems, Inc. VPN Service - Stopped".
> >
> > How can we display similar messages in alert script while a process or
> > service triggers the alert?
> >    
>
> The full status message text is passed in the BBALPHAMSG env. variable.
> Process that to pick out lines with "&red", "&yellow" and so on. E.g.
>
>   echo "$BBALPHAMSG" | egrep "^&red|&yellow"
>
>
> Regards,
> Henrik
>
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