RE: [SA-list] SA Evolution

Sun, 20 Feb 2005 06:09:06 -0800

My workaround is SED editing the hostfile, which works OK with two provisos:
  • Run SED in an ASCII output shell (CMD /A), otherwise really strange things stop working
  • Name your checks intelligently, like "(servername) (ping) (net-01)", so you can replace some value in all the lines with (xyz)
SED is here or here or in the MS Services for Unix suite
An example would be, to turn on Second Knock on all webpage fetch checks named "something (HTTP) something":
sed -e /(HTTP)/s/#SK=F#/#SK=T#/ hostfile.txt > hostfile-new.txt

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of paul ockenden
Sent: den 18 februari 2005 11:02
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Subject: Re: [SA-list] SA Evolution

 
The user interface is a bit of a pig once you get more than twenty or so
checks in place.
 
I wish there was a data export/import mechanism so I could copy the
data into Excel or some kind of database, play with the entries, and then
re-import it into SA.
 
 

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