[Nagios-devel] How to send sms (and mail) from nagios

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[Nagios-devel] How to send sms (and mail) from nagios

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Hi -

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In nagios v1.x we have directives like this:

define service {

...

contact_groupssdlSa

notification_options w,u,c,r

...

}

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This is ok, but I would like a directive to be able to easily =
differentiate between mail and sms

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f.x.

If there is a critical condition or a recovery from a critical condition =
i want to send mail AND sms, but

If there is issued a warning or recovery from warning i only want to =
send mail

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This may be done (and i do it today) by triggering a script from nagios =
which do some sort analyzing and then sends or don't send sms/mail -=20

but

this should be a part of nagios.

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It would be nice if nagios had f.x. these directives:

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define service {

...

mail_contact_groups xxx,yyy

mail_notification_options w,u,c,r

sms_contact_groups zzz,ppp

sms_notification_options c,r

...

}

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Regards

=D8ystein Carlson Bleie

Systemadministrator Unix/Linux

[email protected]

908 63 637 / 2286 3765

2226 8109

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Aftenposten,ITI=20

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0185 Oslo

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