nSvcEvent and nSvcNotify traps

[Marc Powell]

On Jun 4, 2009, at 10:22 AM, Meyer Jerome wrote:

> The only problem that I've seen, it's when a macro contains a  
> sentence such as $SERVICEOUTPUT$ -> "NTP CRITICAL: No response from  
> NTP server", each word is a parameter instead of a string ....

Yes, of course. Your shell passes each space-separated value as a  
unique $VAR; that's expected for any shell script. That's why I  
originally recommended quoting $SERVICEOUTPUT$ in your command  
definition - '$SEVICEOUTPUT'. That will prevent the breakout from  
happening and the shell will assign the entire quoted sentence to a  
single $VAR.

--
Marc


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