> From: Josh Yost
> what kind of output are you wanting exactly?
Something like this:
bash$ nagiosr --help
usage: nagiosr [args]
--state str report about state str (down, critical, warning or unknown)
--yesterday report about yesterday
--day str report for day str
--start str report starting at str
--end str report ending at str
--soft include soft state alerts
default reporting period is for all of today
bash$ nagiosr --yesterday
Critical Nagios Alerts during Monday, August 14 2006
Date & Time Down Date & Time Up Description Plugin Output
Duration
---------------- ---------------- ------------------------------------------
--------
Mon Aug 14 10:25 Mon Aug 14 10:27 login01 SSH Service socket timed out
2m20s
Mon Aug 14 11:52 Mon Aug 14 11:58 sesame Load Average 6.83 loadave
5m32s
Mon Aug 14 13:27 ** still down ** cilanto NSR tape 99 GB avail
1d2h3m
Almost exactly a decade ago I coded just such a report generator
for an old network montoring package (NOCOL). Someday I hope to
do the same for nagios.
steve
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systems & network manager
high energy physics
university of wisconsin
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