It doesn't look like any trigger actions are being matched (even though
it shows alarms going off) as I can't find any instances of a "T 2" in
the log file, and the only trigger I have in my JFFNMS configuration is
the default trigger, which is #2.
I've not changed the trigger setup from the default installation
configuration:
ID = 2
Position = 10
Field = Type
Operator = Not In
Value = SLA and Administrative
Action = Send Mail
Parameter (From) = blank
Parameter (Subject) = <interface-client_shortname> <interface-interface>
<interface-description> <alarm-type_description> <alarm-state_description>
Parameter (Comment) = Default Trigger
If Match = Continue, And
I'm assuming this trigger should be matched if I unplug a machine that
JFF is monitoring, and JFF sees that it is down, goes red, generates an
event, etc?
Thanks,
Tim Carr
Buchanan Associates
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*From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Javier
Szyszlican
*Sent:* Tue 9/27/2005 4:08 PM
*Cc:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Re: [jffnms-users] New Action Question
You should enable debugging/logging in setup.php and check the
logs/trigger.log
file to see if the trigger you created is being matched.
Javier
Tim Carr wrote:
> OK, back from vacation and trying to get this up and running again. I'm
> trying to get JFF to execute a script if something happens. I've
> modified the "email.inc.php" to "makeaticket.inc.php" (see below for the
> script) to just try to create a file so I can see what parameters are
> passed in what variables.
>
> The steps I followed, from a default JFFNMS install (which will fire off
> the email action when something happens, right?), were to:
> - Go to the "Actions Definition" menu.
> - For the "Send Mail" action, I changed the command to be "makeaticket"
> from "email".
>
> JFF will show that a system goes down in the event log, but it doesn't
> create my file, so I'm guessing the action isn't happening (or my script
> is screwed up somehow). Any thoughts here?
>
> The script I'm using is:
>
> <?
> function action_makeaticket ($data) {
> extract($data);
> //debug ($data);
> $from = $parameters[from];
> $to = $parameters[to];
> $subject = $parameters[subject];
> $short = (isset($parameters["short"])?true:false);
> if (!$short) $content[hello] = "Hello ".$user[fullname].":\n";
>
> if (!$short) $signature =
>
"---------------------------------------------------------------------\nJFFNMS
> - Just for Fun Network Management System\n";
> if (is_array($alarm)) {
> $content[alarm]= "Alarm Time:\t".$alarm[date_start];
>
> if ($alarm[alarm_state]==ALARM_UP)
> $content[alarm] .= " To ".$alarm[date_stop];
>
> $content[alarm] .= "\n".
> "Alarm Type:\t".$alarm[type_description]." ".
> $alarm[state_description]." ".
> ($short?"":"\n");
> }
>
> if (is_array($interface))
> $content["interface"]= "Interface:\t".
> $interface[type_descripton]." ".
> $interface[host_name]." ".
> $interface[zone_shortname]." ".
> $interface["interface"]." ".
> $interface[client_name]." ".
> $interface[description]." ".
> "\n";
> if (is_array($event) && !$short) //FIXME
> foreach ($event as $key=>$event)
> $content["event-$key"]= "Event:\t".
> $event[date]." ".
> $event[type]." ".
> $event[host_name]." ".
> $event[zone]."\n".
> "Event:\t".events_replace_vars($event,$event[text])." ".
> "\n";
>
> $all_content = join($content,"\n");
>
> if ($parameters[comment] && !$short)
> $all_content .= "\nComment: ".$parameters[comment]."\n";
>
>
> $body = "$all_content \n$signature";
>
> if ($short) $body = str_replace("\t"," ",$body);
>
> $file = "./testoutput.txt";
> $testdata = "event-date = $event[date]\n".
> "event-type = $event[type]\n".
> "event-host_name = $event[host_name]\n".
> "event-text = $event[text]\n".
> "alarm-date_start = $alarm[date_start]\n".
> "alarm-type_description = $alarm[type_description]\n".
> "alarm-state_description = $alarm[$state_description]\n".
> "interface-type_description = $interface[type_descripton]\n".
> "interface-host_name = $interface[host_name]\n".
> "interface-interface = $interface[interface]\n".
> "interface-description = $interface[description]\n";
>
> $fp = fopen ("$file", "wb");
> fwrite ($fp, $testdata);
> fclose ($fp);
>
> return $result;
> }
> ?>
>
> Thanks,
> Tim Carr
> Buchanan Associates
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> *From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Craig Small
> *Sent:* Mon 9/12/2005 5:24 PM
> *To:* [email protected]
> *Subject:* Re: [jffnms-users] New Action Question
>
> On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 02:38:58PM -0500, Tim Carr wrote:
> > - I've not had any PHP experience. Does anyone have an example php
> > script that would do something like that?
> Look at the email.inc.php Instead of the mail command you could
> use exec()
>
> > - I'm having trouble understanding how the existing PHP action
scripts
> > (i.e., email.inc.php) are getting their information about what is
down.
> > Is there some sort of documentation about that?
> Hmm, that section needs some work!
> Time to fire up vim.
>
> Javier evilly uses extract() in that example.
>
> The action function gets one parameter, which is an array of
> arrays. The arrays are:
> $data['parameters'] = an array of the user and action parameters,
> defined in the gui
> $data['alarm'] = the usual alarm values
> $data['interface'] = the usual interface vaues
>
> See
> http://www.jffnms.org/docs/expanding.html#sec:commonparms
> for that those values are.
>
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Tim Carr
> > Buchanan Associates
> >
>
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