R: timeperiods.cfg

[Greg Vickers]

Marco,

Your timeperiod states that notifications/checks should be sent 
out/performed DURING 00:00 - 04:00.

Your statement "I want to receive ntotifications between 00:00 and 
04:00..." matches your configuration!

If you *don't* want to receive notifications on Saturday morning then 
take Saturday morning out of the timeperiod defintion. Bear in mind that 
this change will affect what ever other actions use this timeperiod...

Greg

Marco Borsani wrote:

>I have read the docs, but the only examples seen are which ones in the
>timeperiods.cfg-sample.
>Those examples give right to me.
>For example:
># 'workhours' timeperiod definition
>define timeperiod{
>        timeperiod_name workhours
>        alias           "Normal" Working Hours
>        monday          09:00-17:00
>        tuesday         09:00-17:00
>        wednesday       09:00-17:00
>        thursday        09:00-17:00
>        friday          09:00-17:00
>        }
>It means that notifications/checks will be done all days between 09:00 and
>17:00
>It seems that my configuration is right!
>I want to receive ntotifications between 00:00 and 04:00, between 07:00 and
>14:00, between 16:3- and 24:00.
>
>I just ask because all seems to be correct, but last saturaday night arrives
>a notification at 03:12 a.m. Where did I wrong ?
>
>Marco
>
>-}> I would't like to check and receive notifications for a service between
>-}> 04:00 and 07:00 in the morning and between 14:00 and 16:30 in the
>afternoon.
>-}> Is it correct use following timeperiod?
>-}>
>-}> define timeperiod{
>-}>         timeperiod_name strano
>-}>         alias           strange time
>-}>         sunday          00:00-04:00,07:00-14:00,16:30-24:00
>-}>         monday          00:00-04:00,07:00-14:00,16:30-24:00
>-}>         tuesday         00:00-04:00,07:00-14:00,16:30-24:00
>-}>         wednesday       00:00-04:00,07:00-14:00,16:30-24:00
>-}>         thursday        00:00-04:00,07:00-14:00,16:30-24:00
>-}>         friday          00:00-04:00,07:00-14:00,16:30-24:00
>-}>         saturday        00:00-04:00,07:00-14:00,16:30-24:00
>-}>         }
>-}>
>-}
>-}No. This will do the exact opposite of what you want. You need to
>-}re-read the docs.
>
>
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