NAGIOS 3: Adjusting fields which appear in the default nagios log
Marc Powell
lists at xodus.org
Wed Mar 17 13:15:07 CET 2010
On Mar 17, 2010, at 5:29 AM, Traiano Welcome wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I’m sending nagios logs to a 3rd party application (Netcool) for processing, and there is a requirement for the IP address of the monitored device to appear in the ALERT and NOTIFY log lines for host and service statuses. Where would I adjust which fields appear in the nagios log lines?
>
> A typical host ALERT log line on my installation looks like this:
>
> ---
> Mar 17 11:51:42 nagserver nagios: HOST ALERT: <hostname-x>;UP;SOFT;2;PING OK - Packet loss = 0%, RTA = 260.81 ms
There are many components of nagios that rely on the format of these log lines. You'll need to touch all of them if you intend to keep them working. A simple grep to get you started --
$ grep -rl "HOST ALERT" *
base/logging.c
cgi/summary.c
cgi/avail.c
cgi/history.c
cgi/showlog.c
cgi/histogram.c
cgi/trends.c
Perhaps a better/more flexible/more scalable solution would be to write your own event broker module that creates it's own log file (or other integration with netcool) in the format you need.
--
Marc
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