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32 lines
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[DEFAULT]
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# Alert after this many failures
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max_failures=0
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# Send new alert after this many seconds if service still fails
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resend_alert_time=3600
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# Send alert on recovery
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# can be yes, no or if-alerted
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recovery_alert=if-alerted
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# python module to use for notifications.
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# currently provided modules:
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# - sysalert.email
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#
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# Module should contain success() and failure() methods.
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# These methods should take three paramters:
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#
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# service_name - name of the service
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# failures - list of dicts containing data about previous (and current) failures.
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# the list is sorted on time with the first failure first and latest failure at the end.
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# config - a dict containing any entries in the section from this file named after the alert method.
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# i.e 'sysalert.email'-section for 'sysalert.email' alert method.
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alert_method=sysalert.email
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[sysalert.email]
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# defaulting to root@<fqdn> if these are not set
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#mail_from=sysalert <root@localhost>
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#mail_to=root <root@localhost>
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smtp_host=localhost
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