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This is the exact situation an eventhandler is meant for. Why would you =
want to go creating another method when the logic is already laid out =
for you? At best you could have the plugin spit out the name of the =
flag file to be removed so your eventhandler could do an rm -f filename =
or however you want to go about it.

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Stephen Valdinger

MIS Helpdesk Coordinator

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[email protected]

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From: Xavier LEVRAT [mailto:[email protected]]=20
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2008 11:11 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Nagios-devel] [NAGIOS-DEVEL] trigger a plugin on acknowledge

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Hi List !=20

We'd like to trigger a plugin when we acknowledge a service problem. We =
don't want to use a eventhandler because this operation has to be =
manual. (ex : When a flag file is present in a directory, nagios raises =
a service problem. Acknowledging this problem will trigger a plugin that =
do a rm on the file.)

Is it possible to do it with the curent NAGIOS logic ?=20

I 've started writing a patch to add a 'acknowledge_handler' directive =
in the service definition, but I don't like the idea of using a custom =
NAGIOS on a production sytem ...

Thx

Xavier



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This is the exact situation an
eventhandler is meant for. Why would you want to go creating another =
method
when the logic is already laid out for you? At best you could have=A0 =
the plugin
spit out the name of the flag file to be removed so your eventhandler =
could do
an rm –f filename =
or however you
want to go about it.

 



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Original poster: avier LEVRAT [mailto:[email protected]]=2