My Own Command Deinifition Weird Behavior.

[Net Warrior]

Hi there guys.

I defined my own command to use an internal sms sistems, so we can send an
sms alert along with the e-mail ones.
This is what the script do.
#!/bin/bash

HOST=$1
STATE=$2
lynx http://server:8888/SMSService/$HOST-State-$STATE

The command definition is:

# send-sms
define command{
       command_name   send-sms
       command_line     /path/sms.sh $HOSTNAME$ $SERVICESTATE$
       }

The problem is that with some host I receive the SERVICESTATE condition, Ok
or Critical, but with others dont, only get $
As I can see on the debug file:

Processed notification command: /path/sms.sh server333 CRITICAL -> This is
good
Processed notification command: /path/sms.sh server333 OK  -> This is good

But for the other servers I get:

Processed notification command: /path/sms.sh server222 $SERVICESTATE$ ->
Only get the variable name instead its content, ok or critical.

Any idea what the problem could be?

Thanks in advance.
Best Regards
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