$LASTHOSTUP$ macro

[Sean McAfee]

James wrote:
> I am using the $LASTHOSTUP$ macro but it displays a timestamp in time_t
> format.
> I need to convert it to seconds.
>
> Time since last UP: 1218979837
>
The $LAST[HOST|SERVICE]*$ macros all use time_t they're the basis of 
inter-process communication via the command_file:
[1219093171.497486] [001.0] [pid=16669] remove_event()
[1219093171.497502] [064.1] [pid=16669] Making callbacks (type 8)...
[1219093171.497517] [001.0] [pid=16669] reschedule_event()
[1219093171.497559] [001.0] [pid=16669] add_event()
[1219093171.497604] [064.1] [pid=16669] Making callbacks (type 8)...
[1219093171.497662] [064.1] [pid=16669] Making callbacks (type 19)..

If you're set on using it, you're stuck using a wrapper script (or very 
creative command line-fu) to do the conversion.  Otherwise, I'd look 
into using $HOSTDURATIONSEC$ instead, which is the seconds since the 
last state change.

Sean McAfee
System Engineer

Collaborative Fusion, Inc.
 smcafee at collaborativefusion.com
 412-422-3463 x 4025

5849 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15217

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