On Jun 25, 2008, at 10:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I set up Nagios with event handlers to restart an application in
case it fails, when I have to do a maintenance of it, I schedule
downtime, but when I start working on the maintenance, Nagios
restarts it and does not let me work, so, what I'm doing now, is
stopping Nagios, but I know that it is not the best solution.
I can disable the event handler every time that I have maintenace
window, but I have around 100 services on it and to disable one by
one takes forever.
Someone knows if there is any other possibility to do disable event
handlers during schedule downtime?
Looks like you can pass this variable to your event handler and exit
if it's 0.
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/macrolist.html
$SERVICEDOWNTIME$ A number indicating the current downtime depth
for the service. If this service is currently in a period of scheduled
downtime, the value will be greater than zero. If the service is not
currently in a period of downtime, this value will be zero.
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Marc
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