Editing: pcp_actions
#pmieconf-rules 1 # --- DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE --- see pmieconf(5) # # action definitions applicable to all rules follow # # o $rule$ defined locally & contains the "message" to be propagated # # o $*_expand$ often overridden locally & contains the part of the # action string which is rule-semantics specific and will be expanded # possibly multiple times on truthful evaluation of the predicate to # contain values/instances/hosts which matched,e.g: # "%v@%h" might expand to "1.1@moomba 1.7@rattle 4.5@wobbly" if all # the rule is true for all of the hosts moomba, rattle and wobbly. # # some common alternatives: # %i@%h (inst@host) # %h (host) # %v[%i]@%h (value:inst@host) # %v%@%h (value%@host) # string global.action_expand display = no modify = no default = "%v@%h"; # (value@host) string global.email_expand display = no modify = no default = "%v@%h"; # (value@host) shell global.user_action enabled = no default = "$user_command$" help = "Execute \"user_command\" when the rule condition is true"; string global.user_command default = "echo $rule$^ $action_expand$" help = "Shell (sh(1)) command line to execute when rule condition is true and \"user_action\" is enabled."; shell global.email_action enabled = no default = "pmie_email '$email_recipients$|$rule$^|$email_expand$^'" help = "A mail message will be sent to \"email_recipients\" when the rule condition is true."; string global.email_recipients default = "root" help = "Space separated list of e-mail addresses for notification from the \"email_action\" when it is enabled"; shell global.pcplog_action enabled = no default = "pmpost pmie: $rule$^ $action_expand$" help = "The PCP notices file $PCP_LOG_DIR/NOTICES will be updated when the rule condition is true."; syslog global.syslog_action enabled = yes default = "$syslog_prefix$$rule$^ $action_expand$" help = "The system log file (usually /var/log/messages) will be updated when the rule condition is true."; string global.syslog_prefix display = no modify = no default = ""; # # --- DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE --- see pmieconf(5)
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