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Hi bb!
On Thu, 22 Mar 2007, Bodo Bauer wrote:
This pretty much sums up what I am working at right now. :)
I didn't distinguish between host and service requests however. If no
service can be identified, service is set to 'Host' (or whatever you
configure it to be) and from that point on 'Host' is treated as any
other service.
In the past I have had some Nagios implementations where message subject
and message bodies are changed for local needs. so this is why I
distinguish between Host, Service and any others. I would be flexible with
this module to set some specific values, do some specific things and so
on. I put the code on our homepage. may have a look on it. (it's not
beautified :-> )
http://www.cape-it.de/download/EMailNagios.tgz
I like the idea of what I would call a real-time-ticket-watcher. I see
this as an independent functionality however. Why restrict it to special
tickets? Wouldn't it be cooler to select a search template and have all
ticket matched by that search to be monitored?
What's your opinion about rss? IMHO it's a cool idea to implement an
real-time-watcher. What about environments where no additional
software is allowed?
regards, Rico
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Annaberger Straße 240 , 09125 Chemnitz
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