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@michaelv
Member Since: February 26, 2015
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used the downtime-2.2.tar.gz - works fine with Nagios core 4.0.5 Just needed to edit the files as in README file: for downtime_job.pl: use strict; use Time::Local; my($VERSION) = "2.2"; # this script version #my($NAGDIR) = "/u02/nagios" ; # Nagios root directory my($NAGDIR) = "/usr/local/nagios" ; # Nagios root directory my($SVCALSO) = 0; # schedule outages for services on hosts as well as hosts? my($CFGFILE) = "$NAGDIR/etc/schedule.cfg"; # my configuration file #my($CMDFILE) = "$NAGDIR/log/rw/nagios.cmd"; # Nagios CMD file my($CMDFILE) = "$NAGDIR/var/rw/nagios.cmd"; # Nagios CMD file # Define this for Nagios 2 #my($OBJECTS) = "$NAGDIR/log/objects.cache"; # Nagios 2 objects file my($OBJECTS) = "$NAGDIR/var/objects.cache"; # Nagios 2 objects file #my($DOWNDAT) = "$NAGDIR/log/downtime.dat"; # existing sched downtime my($DOWNDAT) = "$NAGDIR/var/downtime.dat"; # existing sched downtime # Or these for Nagios 1 my($STATUSLOG) = "$NAGDIR/log/status.log"; # Nagios status log file my($HGCFG) = "$NAGDIR/etc/hostgroups.cfg";# needed if ver=1 my($DOWNLOG) = "$NAGDIR/log/downtime.log"; # existing sched downtime my($FREQUENCY) = 1440*7; # how many minutes to look ahead. Should be at least # 1440 (one day) and
Reviewed 11 years ago