On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 07:36, Michael Friedrich
<[email protected]> wrote:
> sound is creepy. either way - i don't know. but you may get your hands
> on the sources and checkout what 'hoheader' exactly does. it's one of
> those things i never looked into.
Haha, yes, I don't like the sound all that much, but unfortunately our
situation requires audible alerts when there's a problem to ensure
prompt response time.
Looking at the source, I think I've identified the problem
In status.c, from line 342:
342 if(display_header==TRUE){
...
356 /* middle column of top row */
357 printf("<td align=center valign=top width=33%%>\n");
358 show_host_status_totals();
359 printf("</td>\n");
360
361 /* right hand column of top row */
362 printf("<td align=center valign=top width=33%%>\n");
363 show_service_status_totals();
364 printf("</td>\n");
..
530 }
...
533 /* embed sound tag if necessary... */
534 if(problem_hosts_unreachable>0 && host_unreachable_sound!=NULL)
535 sound=host_unreachable_sound;
show_host_status_totals() increments problem_hosts_unreachable as part
of it's loop, which produces the table used in the header to show the
total problems. same thing is occurring with service problems, which
results in the sound checks not matching and not being added.
i'm open to suggestions as to how to go about changing this.
the easiest approach i can see is to break down the
if(display_header==TRUE){ into multiple blocks, and pass
display_header to show_host_status_totals(display_header) and
show_service_status_totals(display_header), thus making sure it's
always called and only printf's if display_header==TRUE, but on the
flip side, that's a bit ugly and would result in more work being done
where no work is necessarily needed.
considerred adding a new param to pass the cgi (totals/nototals), but
i'm not sure how to work the logic so that if the param is omitted,
the current behaviour is still observed.
any thoughts?
cheers,
deeps.
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