Integration with Request Tracker

[Jon Angliss]

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On Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:01:43 +0200, Sebastian Ries
<Sebastian.Ries at dtnet.de> wrote:

>Hi
>
>> Not directly.  Looking at the description, the ID increases on each
>> new  notification sent.  
>> 
>> : The notification ID number is incremented by one (1) each time a new
>> 
>> : host notification is sent out, and regardless of how many contacts
>> are 
>> : notified.
>> 
>> I read this being that each notification gets a new ID.  For example,
>> a host goes down, the first notification gets 1... second gets 2...
>> etc.  Host recovers. A service on another host goes down, and the
>> notification ID is 3.  
>
>No.
>
>The Order is:
>
>Host goes down
>Notification 1
>Notification 2
>Notification 3
>Host recovers
>Notification 4 (Recovery)
>Host goes down (any)
>Notification 1
>Notification 2
>...

No, that would be $HOSTNOTIFICATIONNUMBER$, not $HOSTNOTIFICATIONID$.

$HOSTNOTIFICATIONNUMBER$
The current notification number for the host. The notification number
increases by one (1) each time a new notification is sent out for the
host (except for acknowledgements). The notification number is reset
to 0 when the host recovers (after the recovery notification has gone
out). Acknowledgements do not cause the notification number to
increase, nor do notifications dealing with flap detection or
scheduled downtime.

$HOSTNOTIFICATIONID$
A unique number identifying a host notification. Notification ID
numbers are unique across both hosts and service notifications, so you
could potentially use this unique number as a primary key in a
notification database. Notification ID numbers should remain unique
across restarts of the Nagios process, so long as you have state
retention enabled. The notification ID number is incremented by one
(1) each time a new host notification is sent out, and regardless of
how many contacts are notified.

>Notifications are counted for each problem without regarding other
>problems.

http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/macrolist.html

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Jon Angliss


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