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$Id: README.variables 1.1 Sat, 26 Aug 2000 15:22:34 -0400 trockij $
THIS FILE IS PROBABLY OUTDATED
The following are global variables:
maxkeep
The maximum lines of alert or failure history to retain.
For each service, the following variables are maintained by the server,
and are available from the "status" command:
_failure_count
The number of failures since the start of monitoring.
_start_of_monitor
The time that the monitoring of this particular service started,
as reported by the time(2) system call.
_alert_count
The number of alerts triggered since _start_of_monitor, in time(2) format.
_last_failure
The time(2) of the last failure that was detected.
_last_success
The time(2) of the last success for this service.
_last_output
The output of the last monitor command (not the current).
_current_output
The output of the current monitor command.
_timer
The number of seconds left before the monitor is invoked again.
_last_opstatus
The _op_status before the dependency code set it to STAT_DEPEND
_op_status
STAT_FAIL the monitor returned a failure
STAT_OK the monitor returned a success
STAT_COLDSTART a coldstart trap was received
STAT_WARMSTART a warmstart trap was received
STAT_LINKDOWN a linkdown trap was received
STAT_UNKOWN unknown (reserved for stupid things)
STAT_TIMEOUT a trap timeout occurred
STAT_UNTESTED this service has not yet been tested
STAT_DEPEND this service has been marked by the depend routines
STAT_WARN a warning state
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