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June 18, 2010 at 10:34 am #12002Marcel NormannMember
It would be nice to have an empty monyog_notification.sh in MONyog directory (or monyog_notification.bat on windows).
This file will be executed in event of a notification with some additional arguments (for example /monyog/monyog_notification.sh “servername” “too many connections”). This would make it very easy too add additional ways of sending notifications (SMS, Jabber etc.)
Best regards, Marcel
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June 18, 2010 at 10:42 am #30950Sayan ChalihaMember
Hey Marcel,
Yes, supporting SMS/Jabber etc is actually a good idea. Let me add that to our wish-list for MONyog. Although you'll definitely see such a feature in MONyog in the future I can't give you an exact time now…
Thanks for your interest in MONyog!
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June 18, 2010 at 10:49 am #30951Sayan ChalihaMember
You know, from your suggestion, another idea just came to me: Would a feature which allows you to configure MONyog to fire an external script when a particular event occurs be helpful/practical from a user's perspective?
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June 18, 2010 at 12:52 pm #30952Marcel NormannMember'Sayan wrote on '18:Would a feature which allows you to configure MONyog to fire an external script when a particular event occurs be helpful/practical from a user's perspective?
Yes – this is exactly what i tried to explain 😀 I think this is easy to implement, and nobody will have to ask for additional notification protocols any more. Just create a script file, give MONyog the path, parse the arguments (should be “servername”, “event” and maybe “value”) and do with it whatever you want.
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June 18, 2010 at 2:09 pm #30953Sayan ChalihaMember
Awesome, so we're on the same page! Discussed this with management few minutes back, so you can expect this feature post 4.0 GA (currently 4.0 is in beta). All of us have our plates full till 4.0 GA is out!
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