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<P><FONT SIZE=2>As I got a question on version and OS for this patch I figured I post it to the list as well.<BR>
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It is against the Nagios 2.0a CVS version, and I have tested it on Linux (RedHat 3.0), but I figure it ought to work on all OSes as it doesn't do anything strange...<BR>
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// Michael Medin<BR>
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-----Original Message-----<BR>
From: nagios-devel-admin@lists.sourceforge.net on behalf of Michael Medin<BR>
Sent: Thu 2004-10-21 10:35<BR>
To: nagios-devel@lists.sourceforge.net<BR>
Cc: <BR>
Subject: [Nagios-devel] avail.cgi timerperiods patch<BR>
Hi,<BR>
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This is a simple patch that allows (or so I hope) availability reports<BR>
to be made based on a time period. What this means is that I can<BR>
generate reports for other timeframes then 24x7.<BR>
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We use this internally to generate availability reports for some of our<BR>
systems that have an 8x5 SLA. How this works and is implemented is that<BR>
on the last page of the availability report you can select a predefined<BR>
timeperiod and then only time during that period is counted towards the<BR>
avalibility report.<BR>
<BR>
This means that for our SLA which is 9-5 mon-fri I can generate<BR>
avalibility reports for that timeframe but still monitor 24x7.<BR>
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As I stated before I don't know that much about nagios development so if<BR>
this is implemented badly, have bugs or plain out doesn't work please<BR>
let me know :)<BR>
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BTW; the "patch" has been generated with tortouise so it might possibly<BR>
not follow whatever standard patches should but I could apply it to my<BR>
Linux box sp hopefully it will work.<BR>
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// Michael Medin<BR>
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