Here is a snippet of our MON config define(_ALWAYS_,`$1 wd {Mon-Sun}')dnl define(_WORKING_HOURS_,`$1 wd {Mon-Fri} hr {9am-4pm}')dnl define(_OOH_,$1 `wd {Mon-Fri} hr {4pm-9am},wd {Sat-Sun}')dnlI wish to change the working day to 0715 to 0545 but I'm at a loss...week begins 0715 monday morning and ends 0545 saturday morning: wd {Mon-Sat} hr {8am-4am}, wd {Tue-Sat} hr {5am} min {0-45}, wd{Mon-Fri} hr {7am} min {15-59} Sorry, I made a typo I want our working day to be Monday - Friday 0715 - 1745 each day. Then out of hours would be 1745 - 0715 each day and all day Sat and Sun We use the 'working day' definition to alarm about everything, then Out of Hours to alarm about only critical systems Hope this explains it better. MON is brilliant by the way thanks for your help.
The syntax is based in the Time::Period perl module syntax. And is the same as used in period definitions in the mon configuration.
The syntax is pretty well documentet at the perl module home: http://search.cpan.org/~pryan/Period-1.20/Period.pm Regards, Anders Synstad Basefarm AS _______________________________________________ mon mailing list mon@linux.kernel.org http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/mon
