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+
+# This flag determines the how the overall rules are matched due a rules scan
+# 'FIRST-MATCH' means that the first rule matches is used and the scanning stop
+# 'ALL' mean that all matching rules are processed
+
+$RULES_MATCH = 'FIRST-MATCH';
+
+$MESSAGING_RULES = [
+
+# Comprehensive rules example showing everything
+# {
+# hosts => ['perl-re','perl-re','perl-re'],
+# services => ['dns','cpu','local'],
+# exclude_hosts => ['.*mktu','chr.*'],
+# exclude_services => ['disk','dns','misc'],
+# times => [
+# { days => ['0','1-3','4-5'],
+# times => ['06:30-18:30','21:00-22:00'] },
+# { days => ['5','6','0-2'] },
+# { times => ['13:00-15:23','00:00-23:39'] }
+# ]
+# contacts => [ stanza, stanza, ... stanza],
+# },
+#
+# Where a contact stanza can be any of the following:
+# 1) 'human' - a string which contains a key from the $HUMANS data
+# in the spong.hosts file. Examples:
+# 'unix-staff', 'lan-staff', ...
+# 2) 'human:func' - a string which contains a key and a message type
+# seperated from by a colon (':') Examples:
+# 'unix-staff:email', 'edhill:skytel'
+# 3) { rcpt=>'string', [delay=>nn], [repeat=>nn] },
+# A hash as written above.
+# A) The rcpt field is a string as defined in 1) or 2) above. (REQUIRED)
+# B) The delay field is a number. The number of seconds a service has in
+# duration before an initial message is sent. (OPTIONAL)
+# C) The repeat field is a number. The number of seconds to wait after
+# a previous message to send the next message. (OPTIONAL)
+# Examples:
+# { rcpt=>'unix-staff', delay=>900, repeat=>600 }
+# Send notification to 'unix-staff' when something is down for 15
+# minutes and repeat notification every 10 minutes.
+# { rcpt=>'edhill:skytel', repeat=>900 }
+# Send notification to Ed Hill Skytel pager immediately when
+# something goes down, and send out repeat messages every 15
+# minutes.
+# { rcpt=>'theboss:pager', delay=7200, repeat=>3600 }
+# Let The Boss know if something is down for more then 2 hours
+# { rcpt=>'unix-staff:email' }
+# This is the same as 2) above. Immediage notifications and no
+# repeat messages.
+#
+# *** Don't forget the comma between each rule hash.
+#
+#
+
+ # The first two examples will only work in FIRST-MATCH mode
+ # They rules are useless in ALL rules-matching
+
+ # Leave out vger all together and aci-marketing servers
+ {
+ hosts => ['vger','aci-marketing.*'],
+ services => ['.*']
+ },
+
+ # Don't page for DNS
+ {
+ hosts => ['.*'],
+ services => ['dns']
+ },
+
+ # Infocell servers for CPU page after hours
+ {
+ hosts => ['.*mktu'],
+ services => ['cpu'],
+ times => [
+ { times => [ '22:30-23:59','00:00-06:00'] },
+ ],
+ contacts => ['sjohnson','unix-oncall']
+ },
+
+ # Catch all for infocell cpu
+ {
+ hosts => ['.*mktu'],
+ services => ['cpu'],
+ },
+
+ # Tell Kelly and Chris about disk on MB servers
+ {
+ hosts => ['.*mb1' , '.*mb2'],
+ services => ['disk'],
+ contacts => ['unix-oncall','cbrown'],
+ },
+
+ # Infocell notifications during after Production Hours
+ {
+ hosts => ['.*mktu'],
+ services => ['jobs','actbus'],
+ times => [
+ { times => [ '21:00-23:59','00:00-06:00' ] },
+ ],
+ },
+
+ # Catch all for hosts
+ {
+ hosts => ['.*'],
+ services => ['.*'],
+ contacts => ['sjohnson','unix-oncall'],
+ }
+
+];
+
+# This is needed because this is included perl code.
+1;