Cyclades AlterPath ACS, Command Reference Manual

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Administration
Some examples of defining actions:
1) To send e-mail:
destination <ident> { pipe(‘/dev/cyc_alarm’ template(‘sendmail
<pars>’));};
where ident: uniquely identifies this destination. Parameters:
• -t <name>[,<name>] - To address
• [-c <name>[,<name>]] - CC address
• [-b <name>[,<name>]] - Bcc address
• [-r <name>[,<name>]] - Reply-to address
• -f <name> - From address
• -s \"<text>\" - Subject
• -m \”<text message>\” - Message
• -h <IP address or name> - SMTP server
• [-p <port>] - Port used. default:25
To mount the message, use this macro:
• $FULLDATE - The complete date when the message was sent.
• $FACILITY - The facility of the message.
• $PRIORITY or $LEVEL - The priority of the message.
udp("<ip
address>"
port(number);)
and
tcp("<ip
address>"
port(number);) This driver sends messages to another host (ip address/
port) using either UDP or TCP protocol.
program(<pro-
gram name and
arguments>) This driver fork()'s executes the given program with the
arguments and sends messages down to the stdin of the
child.
usertty(<user-
name>) This driver writes messages to the terminal of a logged-
in username.
Table 5-4: “Destination Drivers” parameters (Syslog-ng
configuration)
Option Description