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The purpose of the interval
attribute is to repeat problem notifications. It also doesn't repeat notifications for the other types given in your config snippet (Custom, FlappingStart, FlappingEnd) either.
I need to re-send OK states.
I really wonder what the use case for this would be. Wouldn't that just indefinitely send notifications if everything is fine?
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The purpose of the
interval
attribute is to repeat problem notifications. It also doesn't repeat notifications for the other types given in your config snippet (Custom, FlappingStart, FlappingEnd) either.I need to re-send OK states.
I really wonder what the use case for this would be. Wouldn't that just indefinitely send notifications if everything is fine?
Exactly. My use case is to send a fequent 'heartbeat' to an external system every n minutes, reasonable set by 'interval'.
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Quick and ugly hack would be to clone the existing check and invert the result with https://icinga.com/docs/icinga-2/latest/doc/10-icinga-template-library/#negate together with a notification that again negates the message back to OK.
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