Re: [Bigsister-general] Send notifications to different addresses

["Peter Varlien" <suppressed>]

You have them in the wrong order.
Less specific specifications should come before more specific ones.

Peter

On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 23:04:26 +0100, Ryan Stille <suppressed>  
wrote:

> I'm trying to setup one specific check to send alerts to a different
> address than where the rest of our alerts go.  I can't get it to work, I
> must be doing something wrong.  Here is what I have in
> bb_event_generator.cfg:
>
> SpecifcServer.*    prio=40 down=yellow up=green delay=3 \
>         check="$host.conn and ((not '$router') or $router.conn)" \
>         norepeat=20 keep=1 suppressed  \
>         repeatprio=10 msgmax=80 \
>         maxpermin=20
>
> *.*     prio=40 down=yellow up=green delay=3 \
>         check="$host.conn and ((not '$router') or $router.conn)" \
>         norepeat=20 keep=1 suppressed  \
>         repeatprio=10 msgmax=80 \
>         maxpermin=20
>
>
> Isn't this how you do it?  I want all the checks for SpecialServer to go
> to the different address specified.  I've tried reordering these blocks
> in bb_event_generator.cfg but that does help.  All the alerts continue
> to go to the suppressed address.
>
> Thanks,
> -Ryan
>
>
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