--On Friday, April 08, 2005 5:47 PM -0700 Jim Trocki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you need to use a valid period definition, i.e. something that is
meaningful to Time::Period, such as "wd {Sun-Sat}". try this:
I don't think thats his problem. An empty period definition is valid, it matches always. Mon handles this correctly.
The problem is here: opstatus => "unknown",
If he's using Mon 0.99.2 (which he is, the particular error message he reported doesn't exist in the current code), that will cause exactly this error. If he's using either the latest 1.0 or 1.1 pre release, that will just be ignored completely, as the newer common process_event subroutine complete ignores this tag and only processes the return value.
Hans, I suggest you should set this to either 'ok' or 'fail', depending on the trap you're processing. Or just upgrade to a newer mon and be happier. :)
-David
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