Nagios SLA tool

[Simone Felici]

Sounds good :)
I'm looking a while for a SLA Reporting.
Is there a way to take a look to your version?

Many thank's

Simon

Ulf Karlsson ha scritto in data 22/06/2009 19.52:
> Hi Felipe,
> 
> I have written a small Python script that uses pycurl to retrieve the
> Nagios availability web page, and then PyQuery to parse the HTML and
> retrieve the table with the availability report and put it into a
> custom HTML body and then smtplib to send an email. It was pretty
> straight forward, tell me if you're interested and perhaps I can
> prepare a version without passwords etc.
> 
> /Ulf
> 
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