Hi,
I'm currently trying to get the timestamp of a service check with the
event handler.
But I fail to get the same timestamp as the one on the nagios log file.
if I have this handler:
define command{
command_name event-test
command_line /bin/echo $LASTSERVICECHECK$
$LASTSERVICESTATECHANGE$ $SERVICEEXECUTIONTIME$ >> /tmp/nagios.test
}
with this result on my tmp file:
chaos:/etc/nagios2# tail -f /tmp/nagios.test
1240264409 1240264409 0.014
1240264469 1240264409 0.014
and this on the nagios log file:
[1240264411] SERVICE ALERT: localhost;http test;CRITICAL;SOFT;
1;CRITICAL - string not found
[1240264411] SERVICE EVENT HANDLER: localhost;http test;CRITICAL;SOFT;
1;event-test
[1240264471] SERVICE ALERT: localhost;http test;CRITICAL;HARD;
2;CRITICAL - string not found
[1240264471] SERVICE EVENT HANDLER: localhost;http test;CRITICAL;HARD;
2;event-test
there are 2 seconds between them.
I want to put the data on a database and report the same date as the
nagios web interface.
Do you know where I can have the same timestamp as the log file ?
Why there are two differents values ?
I'm using nagios 2.6 (debian)
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