I've got several different ext host/svc info links set up to various
other pages. That's great, and I'm using $HOSTNOTESURL$ in alert
emails. $HOSTNOTESURL$ seems to be stripping out the ampersand "&"
during expansion:
extended host info defined in config as:
notes_url
https://monitor/ganglia/?r=day&c=Opteron_2.4_GHz_Single_Core_8G_Deathstar_Cluster&h=$HOSTNAME$.domainname.com
This expands in the email alert (...EXTENDED HOST
INFO:\n\"$HOSTNOTESURL$...) as:
EXTENDED HOST INFO:
https://monitor/ganglia/?r=dayc=Opteron_2.4_GHz_Dual_Core_16G_Deathstar_Clusterh=hostname.domainname.com
I've double-checked the printf to make sure & gets through un-escaped
(it does), and the "Extra Host Notes" link generated by the CGI's is
rendered properly:
https://monitor/ganglia/?r=day&c=Opteron_2.4_GHz_Dual_Core_16G_Deathstar_Cluster&h=hostname.domainname.com
Any input on this? It looks to me like the chars are just being
stripped when it's expressed in the alert. I can properly printf &
otherwise (I generate a link to acknowledge the outage in the same alert).
Thanks,
/eli
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