> > The attached patch default notification_period to 24x7
> That would require the existence of a 24x7 timeperiod. What if the
> config
> doesn't know such a definition?
> Did you look into the Nagios code? Does it simply insert the string
> "24x7"
> (so it can fail later with "no timeperiod 24x7 found")?
I've tried to look into the nagios code.... It's looks like it's handle
gracefuly the case when notification_period is NULL :
base/notifications.c:
/* see if the host can have notifications sent out at this time */
if(check_time_against_period(current_time,hst->notification_period_ptr)==ERROR){
log_debug_info(DEBUGL_NOTIFICATIONS,1,"This host shouldn't have
notifications sent out at this time.\n");
base/utils.c:
int check_time_against_period(time_t test_time, timeperiod *tperiod){
[...]
/* if no period was specified, assume the time is good */
if(tperiod==NULL)
return OK;
So my patch doesn't make shinken follow nagios behavior.
Regards,
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Arkea - Domaine Systèmes
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