Downtime Notification

[Terry]

That's kinda tricky.  You could scrape downtime.log every 1 minute (from
cron) and act upon that.  You could make it as smart or dumb as you
want.  Dumb would be sending a notification for every host/service that
is scheduled to be down in 10 minutes.  Smart would be compiling all the
downtimes, comparing the times and matching them up and sending out a
single notification with a list of the services/hosts scheduled to be
down in 10 minutes.  Sounds like a fun project, pull out your perl book.


On Mon, 2006-03-27 at 09:57 -0600, Jeffrey Montgomery wrote:
> Does anyone know a way to send out a notification warning that the
> server is sched. for downtime 10 min before?
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