$USER1$ in notify mail
Patrick Morris
patrick.morris at hp.com
Wed Oct 4 00:02:16 CEST 2006
On Tue, 03 Oct 2006, Sjaak Nabuurs wrote:
> How do I get this working with php in notify-mail.
>
> $name= $_ENV["NAGIOS_CONTACTALIAS"];
> $email= $_ENV["NAGIOS_CONTACTEMAIL"];
> $SMS= $_ENV["NAGIOS_CONTACTPAGER"];
> $datedb= $_ENV["NAGIOS_DATE"];
> $timedb= $_ENV["NAGIOS_TIME"];
> $USER1= $_ENV["NAGIOS_USER1"];
>
>
> $SQL = "insert into SMS (name,email,sms,datedb,timedb,user1) VALUES ('$name', '$email','$SMS','$datedb','$timedb','$USER1');
>
> Every value is working perfect but not the $USER1$
>
> In my resource.cfg I have
> $USER1$=valueX
>
> In the manual I read that the macro is available in Service Checks,Service Notifications,Host Checks,Host Notifications etc....
>
> Do I do something wrong or something in the nagios.cfg to turn this on ?
The $USERx$ variables are not exported as environment variables, mainly
for security reasons.
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