Escalations and recovery notifications

[Luca Corti]

On Mon, 2004-09-13 at 09:36 +0200, Luca Corti wrote:
> define hostescalation {
>         host_name               some,host,names
>         first_notification      1
>         last_notification       1
>         contact_groups          SMS_and_EMAIL_group
>         notification_interval   30
> }
> define hostescalation {
>         host_name               some,host,names
>         first_notification      2
>         last_notification       4
>         contact_groups          EMAIL_group
>         notification_interval   30
> }
> define hostescalation {
>         host_name               some,host,names
>         first_notification      5
>         last_notification       0
>         contact_groups          SMS_and_EMAIL_group
>         notification_interval   0
> }
> 

I've got an update on this. I actually get the SMS if the recovery
happens at the second notification (second escalation definiton). If the
recovery happens at the third notification (second escalation
definition), I get the email but NOT the SMS.

Please help me on this one, I'm out of ideas...

thanks

Luca




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