[Check_mk (english)] R: Re: URL in alert emails for GUI

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Hi Paraic

just a curiosity, which kind of cluster are you running?

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  On 02/21/2017 11:33 AM, Paraic

O’Ceallaigh wrote:

Hi

      When I click on the hostname in HTML email

alerts it redirects to the WATO GUI, which is great except I
have a cluster and the URL has a node hostname instead of the
cluster name. So if it fails over which we do regularly for
testing the URL will no longer work.

      How can I edit this URL to point to the

cluster name rather than the individual node name?

Thnx

Paraic

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Hi Marco

It’s the one provided with the Debian virtual appliance from the CEE product.

Based on DRBD, pacemaker and corosync I believe and integrated into the WATO GUI.

Very nice.

Rgds

Paraic

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Hi Paraic

just a curiosity, which kind of cluster are you running?

----Messaggio originale----
Da: “Jam Mulch” spammagnet10@gmail.com
Data: 21/02/2017 17.53
A: checkmk-en@lists.mathias-kettner.de
Ogg: Re: [Check_mk (english)] URL in alert emails for GUI

You can copy your notification script to the local directory structure and modify it to include
a site link.
For example:

From:
body_elements = [

( “hostname”, “both”, True, “Host”,
“$HOSTNAME$ ($HOSTALIAS$)”,
“$LINKEDHOSTNAME$ ($HOSTALIAS$)” ),

( “servicedesc”, “service”, True, “Service”,
“$SERVICEDESC$”,
“$LINKEDSERVICEDESC$” ),

( “event”, “both”, True, “Event”,
“$EVENT_TXT$”,
“$EVENT_HTML$”, ),

To:
myserverlink=“https:///”+sitename+“/check_mk” #customize for each site

mysitelink= ‘’+sitename+‘’
myhostlink= “<a href="”+myserverlink+“/index.py?start_url=view.py%3Fview_name%3Dhoststatus%26host%3d$LINKEDHOSTNAME$"><font color="blue">$LINKEDHOSTNAME$ ($HOSTALIAS$)”
myservicelink= “<a href="”+myserverlink+“/index.py?start_url=view.py%3Fview_name%3Dservice%26host%3D$LINKEDHOSTNAME$%26service%3D$LINKEDSERVICEDESC$"><font color="blue">$LINKEDSERVICEDESC$”

body_elements = [

( “site”, “both”, True, “Site”,
myserverlink,
mysitelink, ),

( “hostname”, “both”, True, “Host”,

“$HOSTNAME$ ($HOSTALIAS$)”,

“$LINKEDHOSTNAME$ ($HOSTALIAS$)” ),

( “hostname”, “both”, True, “Host”,
“$HOSTNAME$ ($HOSTALIAS$)”,
myhostlink, ),

( “servicedesc”, “service”, True, “Service”,
“$SERVICEDESC$)”,
myservicelink, ),

( “servicedesc”, “service”, True, “Service”,

“$SERVICEDESC$”,

“$LINKEDSERVICEDESC$” ),

( “event”, “both”, True, “Event”,
“$EVENT_TXT$”,
“$EVENT_HTML$”, )

On 02/21/2017 11:33 AM, Paraic O’Ceallaigh wrote:

Hi

When I click on the hostname in HTML email alerts it redirects to the WATO GUI, which is great except I have a cluster and the URL has a node hostname instead of the cluster name.
So if it fails over which we do regularly for testing the URL will no longer work.

How can I edit this URL to point to the cluster name rather than the individual node name?

Thnx

Paraic

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