notifications/mkeventd

   1 #!/bin/bash
   2 # Forward Notification to Event Console
   3 # This notification plugin sends a notification to the
   4 # Check_MK Event Console. It takes two parameters:
   5 # 1. Syslog facility to use. This must be a number
   6 #  from 0 to 23. 16 means 'local0', 17 means 'local1',
   7 #  ... and 23 means 'local7'. If you leave this empty
   8 # the local0 is being used.
   9 # 2. IP-Address of the remote Event Console. If you
  10 # do not leave this empty then the notifications are
  11 # being sent via syslog/UDP (port 514) to that address.
  12
  13 # Default values
  14 FACILITY=16
  15 REMOTE=""
  16
  17 # Old-style parameters
  18 if [ "$NOTIFY_PARAMETER_1" ] ; then FACILITY="${NOTIFY_PARAMETER_1}" ; fi
  19 if [ "$NOTIFY_PARAMETER_2" ] ; then REMOTE="${NOTIFY_PARAMETER_2}" ; fi
  20
  21 # New-style parameters
  22 if [ -n "$NOTIFY_PARAMETER_FACILITY" ] ; then FACILITY="${NOTIFY_PARAMETER_FACILITY}" ; fi
  23 if [ -n "$NOTIFY_PARAMETER_REMOTE" ] ;   then REMOTE="${NOTIFY_PARAMETER_REMOTE}" ; fi
  24
  25
  26 if [ "$NOTIFY_WHAT" = HOST ]
  27 then
  28     mkevent -n "$FACILITY" "$REMOTE" $NOTIFY_HOSTSTATEID "$NOTIFY_HOSTNAME" "" "$NOTIFY_HOSTOUTPUT" "$NOTIFY_HOST_SL" "$NOTIFY_HOST_EC_CONTACT"
  29 else
  30     mkevent -n "$FACILITY" "$REMOTE" $NOTIFY_SERVICESTATEID "$NOTIFY_HOSTNAME" "$NOTIFY_SERVICEDESC" "$NOTIFY_SERVICEOUTPUT" "$NOTIFY_SERVICE_SL" "$NOTIFY_SERVICE_EC_CONTACT" "$NOTIFY_HOST_SL" "$NOTIFY_HOST_EC_CONTACT"
  31 fi
  32