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Common Configuration

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Action Functions

A filter can utilize action functions to specify activities to perform in response to the

success or failure of a logical condition. All action functions, with the exception of

discard(), return a value of true. Several action functions can be combined into

one filter by using the && operator (see the table above), for example:

<alarm_criteria> ? (<action1> && <action2>) : false

The following action functions are available for use in alarm filters:

Action Function Description

print(<format>) Prints the current alarm to standard output (current console). If

format is not specified, the alarms are printed as they arrive.

The only acceptable formats use either one or two specifiers in

the form of %s to refer to the first alarm line (one) or the alarm

text (two). For example:

print("You got it: %s\n")

prints the phrase "You got it:" followed by the first line of each alarm meeting the filter

criteria, with each "printing" separated by blank lines (since there is always an implicit new

line at the end of an alarm).

This function is used primarily by Certified Avaya personnel for

debugging purposes. If used to filter live alarms, an unending

loop results through the interaction of the alarmd and

consoled daemons.

log(filepath

<, format>)

Save the current alarm in a file. The format option has the

same functionality as that in print (see above). Only one log file

per filter is allowed. If only the file name is provided, it is stored in

$MPSHOME/common/log. For example:

log("/home/marxbros/sawa.log" , "%s%s\n")

saves the text of the current alarms (separated by blank lines) to the file sawa.log located

in the home directory of user marxbros.

To log different alarms into different files, use several filters with

one log per filter, i.e.:

<alarm_criteria1> ? log<file_one> : false;

<alarm_criteria2> ? log<file_two> : false

email(subject,

address<,address>)

Sends an e-mail with the specified subject line to the

address(es). The body of the message includes the alarm.

Address aliases may be used if the mail is being sent internally

with respect to system location. For example:

email("High load alert","sysadmin","[email protected]")

sends an e-mail with the subject line "High load alert" and containing the alarm to the

address sysadmin (an alias used within the originating network) and to the external

address [email protected].

action(command

<,arg1><,arg2>)

Executes the specified command. Arguments may be

represented by literals or field names (see Notation Functionality

on page 207). For example:

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