Yes, the script will be executed on event and the logic in the script will decide if the alert should be send or not. The script can be integrated with M/Monit (or Monit) easily, there is the the "execute program" action in the alert admin. Dashboard is not related to alert delivery - the active error will still be displayed in it.
So you’d have to write the logic of alerting in to the exec script? Then the exec script would do the alerting and not m/monit? How would the dashboard look, i.e. would it give false/positives? I’m not sure I completely follow your logic Martin…
Thanks,
Justin On November 15, 2016 at 07:19:54, Martin Pala (address@hidden) wrote: Hello,
currently the time based alert rule is not implemented, we plan to add it to M/Monit.
You can use the "exec" action with custom script instead of "alert" action as a workaround - that script can send alerts only during given timeframe.
Best regards, Martin
Is there a way to monitor a server 24x7x365 but only alert at certain times? For example, there is the command
every "* 8-19 * * 1-5"
which will only monitor a service
during business hours per se, but I’d like the service to be
constantly monitored, yet only send an alert during the every
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