More specifically, if the group contains an SMTP notifier it crashes Intermapper. If the group has only my command line notifiers I use to send SMS notifications through the MultiConnect, it doesn't crash.
When I set:
<snmp-device-notifiers>Notifier1: "Test:0:0:0"</snmp-device-notifiers>
If the notifier-rule name "Test" is a notifier type "group", the intermapper service crashes.
Any idea what's happening?
Okay, this question may belong in the Probe section, but it does concern notifiers too.
I'm trying to leverage the probe <snmp-device-notifiers>, together with <parameters>
I'd like to get this working as a "a quoted specification", as the manual calls it.
<parameters>
Notifier = "Test" Delay = 0 Repeat = 0 Count = 0 </parameters>
<snmp-device-notifiers>
Notifier1: "$Notifier:$Delay:$Repeat:$Count"
</snmp-device-notifiers>
This and other formats I've tried haven't worked. Can this section use a variable?
So, I figured out how to get scientific notation. Here's the example:
\b5\BER:\p0g\Low Warning: \u7m\$LowBERWarning \p0\(${chartable: "%1.1e" : $LowBERWarning/100000000000})\p0\
While I had to divide my value by a hundred billion to get the expression to display what I wanted, the thing I haven't figured out yet is how to apply a format without making it chartable. I want my defined color, but since it's chartable, it's blue anyway.
I'm looking for how to display a value in scientific notation. From my <snmp-device-display>, I tried:
\b5\BER:\p0g\Low Warning: \u7m\${chartable: #.#: $LowBERWarning}\p0\
...but that's not it. Can it be as simple as defining how to display the value, or will I have to script a method to reconstruct the numeric value "280000000" into a text representation of "2.8E-08" for example?
