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<h3>Alarm handler</h3>
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The alarm handler is a program that smsd runs whenever an error occures.
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Smsd gives the following arguments to the alarmhandler:
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<li>the keyword ALARM</li>
<li>a date in the format yyyy-mm-dd</li>
<li>a time in the format hh:mm:ss</li>
<li>the alarm severity (1 digit number)</li>
<li>the modem name or SMSD</li>
<li>the alarm text</li>
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Example:
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#!/bin/sh<br>
# This is an example how to use an alarm handler with smsd.<br>
echo SMSD alarm: $5 $6<br></font>
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This script displays a message for each alarm.
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The <a href="book.html" target="_blank">book</a> describes how to display alarms with colours for their severities in
a webbrowser.
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