OMSA alert script - Alert, Raid and Sensor data question
Björn Augustsson
august at chalmers.se
Fri Jul 15 06:26:58 CDT 2005
On Thu, Jul 14, 2005 at 12:02:27PM -0700, Lutz Birkhahn wrote:
> Robert Oschwald wrote:
> > currently I'm implementing an alert script which informs me about OMSA
> > alerts. As there are no parameters given by OMSA when calling the script, I
> > try to get needful things (alert message etc.) via racadm etc.
> >
> > Has someone successfully implemented such queries?
>
> I solved this with multiple names for the alert script (using soft links),
> but that only gives the alert type, not any details.
>
> E.g. alert_tempfail is a soft link to the "generic" script omsa_alert,
> which starts with
>
> ProgName=$(basename $0)
> # remove the leading "alert_" (bash syntax):
> EventName=${ProgName#alert_}
>
> case $EventName in
> tempfail)
> # alert-specific actions go here
> ;;
> esac
>
> each script is installed with it's specific name, like
>
> /usr/bin/omconfig system alertaction event=tempfail \
> execappath=/usr/local/bin/alert_tempfail
Here's what I did (This is from the kickstart %post, but can just be
pasted into a terminal for retrofits.)
--------------------------8<----------------------
# Make us get mail for all alerts:
OMSA_MAIL=/usr/local/bin/omsa_mail.sh
echo '#!/bin/sh
(
echo "Trouble on `uname -n`"
echo
echo "\"omreport system alertlog\":"
omreport system alertlog
) | mail -s "OMSA alert on `uname -n`!" suitable_address at example.com
' > $OMSA_MAIL
chmod 755 $OMSA_MAIL
for i in `omconfig system alertaction -? | grep ^event= | cut -d= -f2 |
cut -d" " -f1`
do
omconfig system alertaction event=$i broadcast=true \
execappath=$OMSA_MAIL
done
--------------------------8<----------------------
That way you get the whole alert log mailed to you whatever happened, which
is useful, since it might contain clues in the history.
Possibly I should include "omreport system esmlog" as well in there.
/August.
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Björn Augustsson Sysadmin IT Systems & Services
Chalmers tekniska högskola Chalmers University of Technology
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