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{bb} Receiving Email Status Reports for BB
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- Subject: {bb} Receiving Email Status Reports for BB
- From: brent.mccrackin@bell.ca
- Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 15:57:39 -0400
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- Thread-topic: Receiving Email Status Reports for BB
Title: Message
I have some systems
that cannot be reached by, nor can they directly reach, my Big Brother
system. However, they have their own internal monitoring that can send
emails out when various problems happen, and repeat regularly as long as the
problem exists, but send nothing when everything is okay. These emails
would be sent to a pager, by design, but the system has very primitive
capabilities to define when a page should be sent, and no maintenance window
capabilities.
I'd like these
emails to be sent to BB to be 'filtered' by the paging rules in Big
Brother. BB would receive the emails, and set the status to red with the
details of the message. If no further emails are received after a time has
passed, set the status back to green based on the assumption that emails should
be received regularly during a problem.
Does there exist
anything that can receive and process emails for BB (I haven't found anything on
Deadcat related to this)?
Does anyone have any
suggestions how best to proceed with this type of setup?
---
Brent B
McCrackin
UNIX Systems Specialist - Bell
Sympatico
"Serenity through
viciousness."
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