Escalations and recovery notifications

[Luca Corti]

On Mon, 2004-09-13 at 13:12 -0700, Tedman Eng wrote:
> Duplicate your contacts, split them into two groups.
> 
> One group with down/unreachable/etc defined + escalations.
> The other with recover only + no escalations.
> Both definitions using the same contact information.
> 
> This way, only one notification to the contact will fire off for any given
> status, but escalations won't squelch recovery notifications.

Hi,

thanks a lot for the reply. I've modified my config files. I've
duplicated my contacts. Removed recovery from the originals and revomed
everything but recovery from the new ones. Then created new groups with
duplicated contacts. 

After this I have added the new contactgroups to every
host/service/template wich had the original contactgroups. I've not
added the new groups to any escalation.

When I check the config files with nagios I get the following warnings:

Warning: Host recovery notification option for contact 'augusto-email-
recovery' doesn't make any sense - specify down and/or unreachable
options as well.

But even worse... I don't get any notification at all.

thanks

Luca




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