Command line options

Lewis Getschel lgetschel at denver.westerngeco.slb.com
Wed Jul 6 20:20:29 CEST 2005
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Ed-
   Is it possible? Yes!     anything is possible ;-)
   Is is Easy? Well... it's not a one-liner.

I have an event handler that automatically acknowledges my disk warnings 
when they go below 10% free. (And emails the users...)
Here is that portion of the script to create the proper format of the 
acknowledgment and service comment to  place into the nagios "command pipe"
 # This is not a complete script here, just a snippet
# echo Passed Parameters are:
#echo 1 -$1 -SERVICESTATE  >> /tmp/nagios_event_debug.txt
#echo 2 -$2 -STATETYPE  >> /tmp/nagios_event_debug.txt
#echo 3 -$3 -SERVICEATTEMPT  >> /tmp/nagios_event_debug.txt
#echo 4 -$4 -HOSTNAME  >> /tmp/nagios_event_debug.txt
#echo 5 -$5 -SERVICEDESC >> /tmp/nagios_event_debug.txt
 # Now put the acknowledgment into Nagios so it doesn't continue to show 
warning/critical state
   echocmd="/bin/echo"
   CommandFile="/usr/local/nagios/var/rw/nagios.cmd"
   # get the current date/time in seconds since UNIX epoch
   datetime=`date +%s`
   # create the command lines to add to the command file
   # In next line, the 4th parameter is 0=non-persistant, 1=persistant
   cmdline1="[$datetime] 
ADD_SVC_COMMENT;$4;$5;1;Nagios_script;ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:FS $freediskspace 
free disk,mail sent to $numberofmailsent users"
   # Comment appears as:      06-14-2005 09:41:30 Nagios_script 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:FS 10% free disk,mail sent to 23 users 1412 Yes
   cmdline2="[$datetime] ACKNOWLEDGE_SVC_PROBLEM;$4;$5;0;FS 
$freediskspace freedisk, mail sent to $numberofmailsent users"
   `$echocmd $cmdline1 >> $CommandFile`
   `$echocmd $cmdline2 >> $CommandFile`


Ed Smith wrote:

>hello,
>
>Does anyone know if there is a way to acknowledge something from the command line, or by editing a file.  We have nagios setup in a place where we cannot access the web interface, but we need to acknowledge a service alert (for the web server, ironically).  Is there a way to do this from the os lever?  Thanks.
>
>Ed  Smith
>
>------------------------
>Edward Smith
>Systems Application Engineer
>DemandTec, Inc
>esmith at demandtec.com
>650-226-4609
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