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Subject: | Re: [nv-l] NetView rule to send e-mails on Windows |
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Date: | Wed, 20 Apr 2005 10:42:39 -0400 |
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When I had this working in Windows, I called a batch file instead of running the nvmail command directly. Then in the batch file I set the command parameters as needed. This allowed me to see the entire command to make sure I was not missing any arguments. Depending on the message you send it could get lengthy. Carlos
DCF Document ID: 1042880 - IBM Tivoli NetView: The *nvmail* program supplied with NetView is not sending email when used in conjunction with a specified event/trap. *Problem Desc:* The *nvmail* program supplied with NetView is not sending email when used in conjunction with a specified event/trap. The command syntax used is the following: "*nvmail* -server my_smtp_server -recipient my_email_address -subject "$3 on server $2" -message "body text of email"" where $3 is event description and $2 nodename. *Solution:* Check that the *nvmail* command works from the command line and verify that mail is received.. If mail is not received the problem is that a true SMPT mail server has not been specified. If it does work from the command line but the problem is that you get no mail when it is run from a trap, then it may be that trapd cannot find *nvmail*. The daemons do not share the path, so always include a complete one. A UNIX-style path may be used (which is what trapd is expecting because it is ported from UNIX) as per the following: "C:/usr/ov/bin/*nvmail*.exe <rest_of_nvmail_command>" Or an NT-style path can be used but that must be "escaped" because the underlying code does not recognize it per the following: "C:\\usr\\ov\bin\\*nvmail*.exe <rest_of_nvmail_command>" NOTE: The double \\ backslashes here are necessary because the single one is interpreted as an escape character. SOLUTION # 117551 Paul ronnie.ross@springs.com wrote: >What is the trick to get NetView on Windows to send e-mails for alarms >(down events)? > >On AIX you could just create an action in a rule like echo "$NVATTR_2 >$NVATTR_3 $NVT" | mail someone@something.com > >On Windows I have smtp running locally but it does not work. > >Ronnie > > > > |
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