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Re: {bb} Adding a new service to BB
In <3992897BAD926841A36C7CEE4CC2BB6B082387@pdc.in-corporate.pacenet-india.com> "Anindya K. Das" <anindya@in-corporate.pacenet-india.com> writes:
>The script works fine, and I can send messages to bb by running the
>script manually. The problem is that the new column does not show up on
>the HTML output next to the router name. However, in case there is a
>"red" condition, I DO get an email and the panel DOES change to "RED".
>But I do NOT get a new column on the HTML display next to the router
>name.
>From your description, it sounds as if the status message your script
sends uses the wrong hostname.
Say your router is "router1.foo.com". Then the message you pass to
the "bb" command to send the status must begin like this:
$BB $BBDISP "status router1,foo,com.userno green ..."
Note that you must use commas instead of dots in the hostname, since
what comes after the dot is interpreted as the name of the test
(i.e. the column-name in BB).
Have you tried looking at the BB2 page when the status is red (the
"bb2.html" page instead of "bb.html" - click on the arrows-in-a-circle
icon to go there) ? You should be able to see the status message
there, but possibly with a wrong host- and test-name.
Henrik
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