I suspect that if you configure your event handler as a notification
instead, and set a short notification interval, you could get the
behavior you want.
(That's purely speculation on my part.)
-John
On Feb 27, 2006, at 3:46 AM, Alberto wrote:
I have defined an event_handler on a service and it get executed
when service changed state (from ok to warning/critical or from
warning to critical or critical to warning).
But I want it get executed when the service is in nonOK state. So
if services always report WARNING I want the event_handler to get
executed again and again.
Is this posible?
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