Sound Alerts and Nagios2.0b2
Chris Stankaitis
chris.stankaitis at datawire.net
Tue Apr 5 21:06:43 CEST 2005
SSH company policy issues, complicate things with both my idea of the
event handler and the other idea of embedding ssh command to a local box.
but I do have a solution even if it's a kludge of one.. I am going to
create a new e-mail user and add it as a contact, setup an e-mail
program on one of our NOC boxes to pop that email each minute and play a
different sound alert based on subject filters for the various Nagios
alert subjects.
that way all notification logic is respected, an alert will only be
played if an e-mail is sent, as that e-mail is what triggers the alerts.
--Chris
Sean Dilda wrote:
> Chris Stankaitis wrote:
>
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> No, I wouldn't do it as an event handler. I'd do it as a contact.
>>> I'd go into misccommands.cfg, create a command called
>>> notify-by-email-and-sound, then I'd create a shell script on the
>>> system that did the normal email notification and also played the
>>> sound. Then I'd change my contact entry to use that as the
>>> notification_command.
>>>
>>> In other words, I would use the existing notification setup in nagios
>>> to play the sound. Then it can have different sounds for
>>> acknowledgments, etc.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> That won't work, the nagios server that generates the e-mail and
>> serves the web pages is located in a colo about 20 minutes away from
>> the office, that will not help the NOC guys here in the office.
>
>
> I fail to see how configuring an event handler to ssh to a local box and
> play a sound will work, but writing a notification script to ssh to a
> local box and play a sound will not work. You're writing essentially
> the same script in both cases. Its just a question of how you're
> hooking it into nagios.
>
>
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