Notications out of timeperiods

[Tero Kokko]

Actually yes. The solutions is found using notification_interval with
service_escalations. Using both results one notification to be sent out
when its on the timeperiod. Thanks Tom for the idea :)


Tom DE BLENDE kirjoitti:
> Aha. Couldn't you just use the notification_interval directive to keep
> on re-notifying until the time period is over? Or send the SMS
> warnings to a script that queues the messages until a certain time?
>
> Tero Kokko wrote:
>>  Im now of course talking about notification timeperiods. The
>> situation
>> where I would like to have this is when Im sending out notifications
>> with sms-messages, I dont want to send them during the night time when
>> people are sleeping, but if something went down during night I would
>> like them to know it as first thing when its their time to wake up
>> again.
>>  Currently if something goes down, Nagios just skips the alert for
>> that
>> and will send recovery alert when its back up if that happens on
>> timeperiod.
>>
>> Tom DE BLENDE kirjoitti:
>>
>>>Now why on earth would you want to do that? Doesn't that kind of
>>> undermine the use of a time period?
>>>
>>>Tero Kokko wrote:
>>>
>>>> Has anyone worked out a way how you could send notifications when
>>>>timeperiod starts that has not been send cause when alert occured it
>>>> was out of timeperiod?






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