LASTHOSTUP

[James]

On Wed, August 20, 2008 10:15 am, James wrote:
>

> I am trying to print the time it was in a down state.
> I tried the $LASTHOSTDOWN$ macro but it is in time_t format.
>
>
> I tried $HOSTDURATIONSEC$ but the documentation says it prints the number
>  of seconds a host has been in it's current state (0 seconds when a host
> comes up). I was to print how long it was down.
>
>
> I'm also going to want to do this for services.
>
>
> I will try the command line fu that was suggested.
> I wanted to do it with macros. :-(

Mark Powell suggest this:
Duration of downtime was $((`/bin/date +%s` - $LASTHOSTUP$)) seconds

I am using Solaris and there is no %s so I tried %S.

I only want to include that on a HOSTUP notification so can I have some
sort of if-else?


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