[PATCH] Distinguish between warning and critical notifications
Mark Gius
mgius at createspace.com
Tue Nov 24 02:33:15 CET 2009
Mark Gius wrote:
> Hendrik Baecker wrote:
>
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>> Am 18.11.09 01:02, schrieb Mark Gius:
>>
>>
>>> The patch adds 4 configuration directives to service escalations
>>> definitions:
>>>
>>> first_warning_notification #
>>> last_warning_notification #
>>> first_critical_notification #
>>> last_critical_notification #
>>>
>>> Behavior is identical to (first|last)_notification, except that they
>>> check against the count of warning/critical notifications instead of the
>>> number of total notifications.
>>>
>>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I really like this but what about unknown state notifications which
>> might be used?
>>
>>
> I thought of unknowns right after I sent the patch. We don't really use
> them in our deployment, so I wasn't thinking about them during
> implementation. It's easy enough to add.
>
>> What about hostescalations? Would you patch them too?
>>
>>
> I was going to question the usefulness of this, but they can be both
> "down" and "unreachable." I'll get an updated patch up sometime next week.
>
And now I'm done. I've done some sanity checks on this (retention, cgi
behavior, notification behavior, objects.cache). I'm running this code
on our testing instance now, and I'll report back if something awful
happens.
The Patch adds the following directives to host escalations
first_down_notification #
last_down_notification #
first_unreachable_notification #
last_unreachable_notification #
Behavior is identical to (first_last)_notification, except that they
check against the count of down/unreachable notifications instead of the
total.
I've also added directives to service escalations to handle unknown states
first_unknown_notification #
last_unknown_notification #
-Gius
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