I am using the mon-1-1-0pre1version.
I try to use the 'redistribute' option to log service status in a database following a suggestion of David Nolan in march 2005 ( http://hera.kernel.org/pipermail/mon/2005-March/001109.html ).
It seems the alert script given after the 'redistribute' option CAN'T take any argument because when parsing the @alertdirs to find the executable, the whole line is used instead of only the first word.
Looking how this is done with the regular alert scripts some lines below, I added a similar line to just use the first word.
I check the last CVS version of mon 1.21 and the fix is still not there.
So, you will find my patch at the end of this mail.
Regards,
Denis Choulette
*** mon.~1.10.~ Mon Nov 15 15:45:16 2004
--- mon Wed May 31 11:19:34 2006
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*** 4512,4517 ****
--- 4512,4518 ----
foreach my $service (keys %{$watch{$group}}) {
if ($watch{$group}->{$service}->{"redistribute"} ne '') {
my $alert = $watch{$group}->{$service}->{"redistribute"};
+ $alert =~ s/^(\S+).*$/$1/;
$found = 0;
foreach (@alertdirs) {
if (-x "$_/$alert") {
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