On Thu, 2005-12-15 at 11:36 -0200, Wesley Naves de Faria wrote:
> I added prErrorFlag == 0 but i got some problems. The snmp
> always will send trap saying that process is up,
But isn't that what you were asking for?
One trap when the 'proc' entry detects a problem,
and another trap when this problem disappears?
That should be what a pair of
monitor ... prErrorFlag == 0
monitor ... prErrorFlag != 0
directives provides.
(And I've tested this with the 5.3 pre-release code,
so I'm confident that it works properly).
> so i think that i need to implemant any
> thing that keep the last state of process and send a trap
> just when this state change.
That's the third option I suggested.
> How do you think that i can do this ?
monitor ..... != prErrorFlag
> Is it possible to add
> this change in the original code of mteTriggerTable.c ?
No.
This form of expression relies on the re-written Event MIB
implementation, that is being introduced with 5.3.
There's a release candidate tarball on the project web site.
Try using that.
Dave
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