I'm wondering if anyone can think of a better way to configure the
following scenario:
Assume I have 2 services being monitored, service1 and service2.
User1 wants to be able to see both services through the CGI interface
and hence is defined as a contact for both of them.
User1 wants notifications for service1 but NEVER for service2.
The only way I can think of setting this up is as follows:
1. Turn off all notifications for User1. This is the
username/password the person logs into the CGI with.
2. Create another user called User1_notifications. No one ever logs
in as this user but it has the same contact details eg email etc
as User1. User1_notifications has notifications enabled.
3. Setup User1_notifications as a contact for service1 only.
Hence when service1 alerts User1 will never get alerted (notifications
are off), User1_notifications will get alerted (and its really the same
person as User1).
When service2 alerts, User1 will never get alerted (notifications are
off) and User1_notifications will also not get alerted (as they are not
even a contact).
Its a little bit ugly having to declare the contact twice, but at the
moment its the only way I can think of achieving this.
Any ideas appreciated.
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