one shot check at specific time of day

[Chris Beattie]

On 3/21/2012 6:13 AM, Marki wrote:
> Hi people,
>
> I have problems defining a check so that it only runs once each day (at a
> specified time).

If setting the check_period doesn't work out and you can tolerate the 
check being run more often, you can set the notification_period to a 
smaller time period instead.  The state shown in the web interface will 
be more up-to-date, which may be different from the last notification 
sent out.

For example, I get notified of expiring SSL certificates once per day, 
starting a month before they actually expire.  If I replace an expiring 
certificate, the web interface will let me know if the replacement was 
successful without having to wait until tomorrow to find out.

-- 
-Chris


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