Hello,
Eduardo Martinez schrieb:
This is not really a problem but a curiosity.
Maybe I missed something in the documentation but I could not find where to
edit this. I want to add a few lines to the notification style that is sent
out by Nagios.
...
But how is the entire notification generated?
Usually, the commands that create the notifications rely on the printf
command. Just look up how your notification commands are defined - they
are just commands as all the check commands.
You will - probably - find something like 'printf "something" | mail -s
Nagios $some_address$' in there.
Then, understand Nagios' macros (described in the manual) and how the
command printf works (man printf on the shell should help).
Arno
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much,
-Ed
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