On 11/16/2010 10:43 PM, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
> Please set your MUA to wrap long lines at something sensible (72 chars
> is the standard, I think).
>
> On 11/16/2010 09:44 PM, Chung, Jeff wrote:
>> Hi, Here is the problem I'm trying to solve. We have services that
>> have a set maintenance window, for example every Tuesday from 13:30
>> to 14:00. So to stop Nagios from sending notifications during this
>> maintenance window I have created a time period that excludes
>> "tuesday 13:30-14:00" and use it as the notification_period for the
>> service. When testing this it seems like Nagios isn't correctly
>> picking the next available time to send notifications out. I have
>> configured a service called "TEST_SERVICE2" to return CRITICAL status
>> starting at 13:57:28 (which is during the maintenance window). In
>> Nagios' debug log it says "Next possible notification time: Wed Nov
>> 17 00:00:00 2010", but I think the next possible time should be Nov
>> 16 14:00 or soon after. Anyone else came across this issue?
>>
>
> exclude is a fairly new feature, which surprisingly few people use.
> I have no doubts there are bugs in it. Thanks for reporting this
> though. I should probably write up a test-case for it, but that'll
> have to wait til next time I'm fiddling with the Nagios sources.
>
On a side-note though; Does it work properly if you create your
'test' timeperiod like so:
define timeperiod {
use 24x7
timeperiod_name test
alias Test timeperiod
tuesday 00:00-13:30,14:00-24:00
}
If it does, we'll know for sure that it's a bug with the 'exclude'
directive. Thanks.
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