Hello my Name Is Roberto.
I have made the installation of ICINGA2 and Icinga Director and I have it configured but the notifications do not work correctly.
I have created 2 period times but they do not work well.
I get this error (Not sending notifications for notification object ‘benecenvd10! Disk! NotificationService’: not in timeperiod ‘Work Hours’) I need help.
Thank you
Hello Roberto and Welcome
If you’d like to paste the rendered object configuration for the service, notification and time period you encounter issues with, it will be easier for us to provide any assistance.
Hello
thanks for the reply
My configuration is this
Service Template
template Service "disk" {
check_command = "disk"
check_period = "Horas Trabajo"
command_endpoint = host_name
}
Service
Apply service
apply Service "disk" {
import "disk"
assign where "Linux Server" in host.templates
import DirectorOverrideTemplate
}
Service group
object ServiceGroup "disk" {
display_name = "disk"
assign where service.name == "disk"
}
Notification Template
template Notification "NotificacionServicioP" {
command = "NotificacionServicio"
states = [ Critical, OK, Unknown, Warning ]
types = [
Acknowledgement,
Custom,
DowntimeEnd,
DowntimeRemoved,
DowntimeStart,
FlappingEnd,
FlappingStart,
Problem,
Recovery
]
user_groups = [ "Tragsatec" ]
}
Apply Notification
apply Notification "NotificacionServicio" to Service {
import "NotificacionServicioP"
assign where "disk" in service.groups
user_groups = [ "Tragsatec" ]
}
Timeperiod Template
template TimePeriod "workhour" {
import "legacy-timeperiod"
display_name = "workhour"
ranges = {
" thursday" = "08:00-19:00"
"friday" = "08:00-15:00"
"monday" = "08:00-19:00"
"tuesday" = "08:00-19:00"
"wednesday" = "08:00-19:00"
}
}
Timeperiod
object TimePeriod "Horas Trabajo" {
import "legacy-timeperiod"
import "workhour"
display_name = "Horas Trabajo"
ranges = {
}
}
Other Information
zones.d/master/hosts.conf
object Host "benecenvd10" {
import "Icinga Agent"
import "Linux Server"
display_name = "benecenvd10"
address = "172.17.4.10"
groups = [ "Fega-Host" ]
}
zones.d/master/agent_endpoints.conf
object Endpoint "benecenvd10" {
host = "172.17.4.10"
log_duration = 0s
}
zones.d/master/agent_zones.conf
object Zone "benecenvd10" {
parent = "master"
endpoints = [ "benecenvd10" ]
}
object Endpoint "benecenvd10" { host = "172.17.4.10" log_duration = 0s }
object Zone "benecenvd10" { parent = "master" endpoints = [ "benecenvd10" ] }
object Host "benecenvd10" {
import "Icinga Agent"
import "Linux Server"
display_name = "benecenvd10"
address = "172.17.4.10"
groups = [ "Fega-Host" ]
}
zones.d/master/agent_endpoints.conf
object Endpoint "benecenvd10" {
host = "172.17.4.10"
log_duration = 0s
}
zones.d/master/agent_zones.conf
object Zone "benecenvd10" {
parent = "master"
endpoints = [ "benecenvd10" ]
}
object HostGroup "Fega-Host" {
display_name = "Fega Host"
assign where match("bene*", Host.name)
}
template Host "Linux Server" {
check_command = "dummy"
}
template User "Standard" {
enable_notifications = true
states = [ Critical, Down, OK, Unknown, Up, Warning ]
types = [
Acknowledgement,
Custom,
DowntimeEnd,
DowntimeRemoved,
DowntimeStart,
FlappingEnd,
FlappingStart,
Problem,
Recovery
]
}
object User "rda" {
import "Standard"
display_name = "Roberto Diaz"
email = "rda@tragsa.es"
groups = [ "Tragsatec" ]
}
object UserGroup "Tragsatec" {
display_name = "Tragsatec"
}
This is my configuration…
Thanks for your help…
Hi,
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The configuration objects, especially the notifications, do not reference a period attribute which would explain the used timeperiod filter when it comes to notifications.
Please show the complete output of icinga2 object list --type Notification --name 'benecenvd10! Disk! NotificationService'.
Cheers,
Michael
period is empty, so I don’t quite understand why the master log says different. Are you sure that this filter is logged in the event of expecting a notification?
Cheers,
Michael
In the notification had the period of time empty. I have modified and added the time period and it shows me this
It does not work after the last modification. Give the error
* Not sending reminder notifications for notification object 'benecenvd10!disk!NotificacionServicio': not in timeperiod 'Horas Trabajo'
Since Thursday is today, look at the rendered configuration - there is a leading space before thursday. Check the Timeperiod form in the Director, and remove this space.
Cheers,
Michael
I have corrected the error and continue the error
I had modified Templates Notification and I had added timeperiod
Hi. I continue with the problems. Any more help?
Hi,
did you verify the deployed timeperiod via the deployment tab, render config? You can also test whether the timeperiod is currently active with the debug console, something like this (change root:icinga to your basic auth credentials).
icinga2 console --connect 'https://root:icinga@localhost:5665/' --eval 'get_object(TimePeriod, "Horas Trabajo").is_inside'
If this returns false, the TP is not conforming the specs. Try to limit it just to one day and a shorter segment, to see whether there’s some problems with the ranges.
Cheers,
Michael
ranges = {
}
is equal to never. So your notifications will never be sent. Either you specify some ranges inside, or you’ll delete the attribute entirely.
Cheers,
Michael
Hello
Michael. Thank you very much for the help. It seems that it works, I am doing tests with the periods and for the moment it is responding.
Thank you very very much