15 Feb
2016
15 Feb
'16
5:39 a.m.
Module: check_mk
Branch: master
Commit: fc31b7b8f157cd86e6bae87cf6f1b3fca2679f0a
URL:
http://git.mathias-kettner.de/git/?p=check_mk.git;a=commit;h=fc31b7b8f157cd…
Author: Lars Michelsen <lm(a)mathias-kettner.de>
Date: Mon Feb 15 11:38:59 2016 +0100
Claned up duplicated code with events.py
---
modules/notify.py | 91 -----------------------------------------------------
1 file changed, 91 deletions(-)
diff --git a/modules/notify.py b/modules/notify.py
index 03b4456..995423c 100644
--- a/modules/notify.py
+++ b/modules/notify.py
@@ -1501,97 +1501,6 @@ def call_bulk_notification_script(plugin, context_text):
# | Functions dealing with loading, storing and converting contexts. |
# '----------------------------------------------------------------------'
-# Add a few further helper variables that are usefull in notification plugins
-def complete_raw_context(raw_context):
- raw_context["WHAT"] = raw_context.get("SERVICEDESC") and
"SERVICE" or "HOST"
- raw_context["MONITORING_HOST"] = socket.gethostname()
- raw_context["LOGDIR"] = notification_logdir
- if omd_root:
- raw_context["OMD_ROOT"] = omd_root
- raw_context["OMD_SITE"] = os.getenv("OMD_SITE",
"")
- raw_context["MAIL_COMMAND"] = notification_mail_command
-
- # The Check_MK Micro Core sends the MICROTIME and no other time stamps. We add
- # a few Nagios-like variants in order to be compatible
- if "MICROTIME" in raw_context:
- microtime = int(raw_context["MICROTIME"])
- timestamp = float(microtime) / 1000000.0
- broken = time.localtime(timestamp)
- raw_context["DATE"] = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d", broken)
- raw_context["SHORTDATETIME"] = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d
%H:%M:%S", broken)
- raw_context["LONGDATETIME"] = time.strftime("%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Z
%Y", broken)
-
- raw_context['HOSTURL'] = '/check_mk/index.py?start_url=%s' % \
- urlencode('view.py?view_name=hoststatus&host=%s' %
raw_context['HOSTNAME'])
- if raw_context['WHAT'] == 'SERVICE':
- raw_context['SERVICEURL'] = '/check_mk/index.py?start_url=%s' %
\
-
urlencode('view.py?view_name=service&host=%s&service=%s' %
- (raw_context['HOSTNAME'],
raw_context['SERVICEDESC']))
-
- # Relative Timestamps for several macros
- for macro in [ 'LASTHOSTSTATECHANGE', 'LASTSERVICESTATECHANGE',
'LASTHOSTUP', 'LASTSERVICEOK' ]:
- if macro in raw_context:
- raw_context[macro + '_REL'] =
get_readable_rel_date(raw_context[macro])
-
-
- # Rule based notifications enabled? We might need to complete a few macros
- contact = raw_context.get("CONTACTNAME")
- if not contact or contact == "check-mk-notify":
- add_rulebased_macros(raw_context)
-
- # For custom notifications the number is set to 0 by the core (Nagios and CMC). We
force at least
- # number 1 here, so that rules with conditions on numbers do not fail (the minimum is
1 here)
- for what in [ "HOST", "SERVICE" ]:
- key = what + "NOTIFICATIONNUMBER"
- if key in raw_context and raw_context[key] == "0":
- raw_context[key] = "1"
-
- # Add the previous hard state. This is neccessary for notification rules that depend
on certain transitions,
- # like OK -> WARN (but not CRIT -> WARN). The CMC sends PREVIOUSHOSTHARDSTATE
and PREVIOUSSERVICEHARDSTATE.
- # Nagios does not have this information and we try to deduct this.
- if "PREVIOUSHOSTHARDSTATE" not in raw_context and "LASTHOSTSTATE"
in raw_context:
- prev_state = raw_context["LASTHOSTSTATE"]
- # When the attempts are > 1 then the last state could be identical with
- # the current one, e.g. both critical. In that case we assume the
- # previous hard state to be OK.
- if prev_state == raw_context["HOSTSTATE"]:
- prev_state = "UP"
- elif "HOSTATTEMPT" not in raw_context or \
- ("HOSTATTEMPT" in raw_context and
raw_context["HOSTATTEMPT"] != "1"):
- # Here We do not know. The transition might be OK -> WARN -> CRIT and
- # the initial OK is completely lost. We use the artificial state
"?"
- # here, which matches all states and makes sure that when in doubt a
- # notification is being sent out. But when the new state is UP, then
- # we know that the previous state was a hard state (otherwise there
- # would not have been any notification)
- if raw_context["HOSTSTATE"] != "UP":
- prev_state = "?"
- notify_log("Previous host hard state not known. Allowing all
states.")
- raw_context["PREVIOUSHOSTHARDSTATE"] = prev_state
-
- # Same for services
- if raw_context["WHAT"] == "SERVICE" and
"PREVIOUSSERVICEHARDSTATE" not in raw_context:
- prev_state = raw_context["LASTSERVICESTATE"]
- if prev_state == raw_context["SERVICESTATE"]:
- prev_state = "OK"
- elif "SERVICEATTEMPT" not in raw_context or \
- ("SERVICEATTEMPT" in raw_context and
raw_context["SERVICEATTEMPT"] != "1"):
- if raw_context["SERVICESTATE"] != "OK":
- prev_state = "?"
- notify_log("Previous service hard state not known. Allowing all
states.")
- raw_context["PREVIOUSSERVICEHARDSTATE"] = prev_state
-
- # Add short variants for state names (at most 4 characters)
- for key, value in raw_context.items():
- if key.endswith("STATE"):
- raw_context[key[:-5] + "SHORTSTATE"] = value[:4]
-
- if raw_context["WHAT"] == "SERVICE":
- raw_context['SERVICEFORURL'] =
urllib.quote(raw_context['SERVICEDESC'])
- raw_context['HOSTFORURL'] = urllib.quote(raw_context['HOSTNAME'])
-
- convert_context_to_unicode(raw_context)
-
# Be aware: The backlog.mk contains the raw context which has not been decoded
# to unicode yet. It contains raw encoded strings e.g. the plugin output provided
# by third party plugins which might be UTF-8 encoded but can also be encoded in