External nagios monitoring

[DAve]

DAve wrote:
> Good morning,
> 
> We are writing a app for a client that will display Nagios status in a 
> way that doesn't strike fear into the minds of the PHBs. Currently the 
> designers have a nice Flash based app with lots of pretty pictures and 
> dancing monkey icons, all the glitter a CIO could want. I need to stuff 
> data into a DB for the designer to use for updating the app.
> 
> I've looked at event handlers but I am leaning towards using the 
> notification script to also update the DB. I don't think the event 
> handler will execute for an acknowledgment correct?
> 
> My question, has anyone ever done this? I need to sent very little info,
> 
> 1) the date
> 2) the host/service
> 3) the notification type
> 4) the admin name/string who acks the notofication
> 
> I have access to #1 through #3 for the notification handler obviously, I 
> don't see where I have access to #4. Will I have to parse the 
> comments.dat for that information or can I grab that somewhere?
> 
> Running Nagios 2.5

Never mind, sorry for the luser moment. I just looked at the correct 
Nagios version and found $HOSTACKAUTHOR$ and $SERVICEACKAUTHOR$

DAve

> 
> Thanks,
> 
> DAve
> 
> 


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