system.uptime incorrect format when sending email notifications

[Fndz]

Hello,

I'm using Zabbix v6.4.13 and having trouble using proper syntax to display host information in correct format when sending email notifications (using trigger actions) in HTML format. For some reason it does not recognize host.ip, system.uptime displays value in seconds instead of readable format. CPU and Memory should be displayed in %.



{HOST.NAME} ({HOST.IP})
{?last(/{HOST.HOST}/system.uptime)}
{?last(/{HOST.HOST}/system.cpu.util)}
{?last(/{HOST.HOST}/vm.memory.util)}

Result:

I searched throughout the forum and not sure if i'm the one making a syntax error or is this some kind of bug. What do i need to fix?

[cyber]

But... system uptime is stored in seconds... You are querying the last value as it is in DB, so that's exactly how you get value... in seconds..
For some things macro functions may help https://www.zabbix.com/documentation...acro_functions

about HOST.IP... do you have a value in hosts config for that?

[Fndz]

Hello,
I'm new to Zabbix so still trying to figure out things. So if the data from system.uptime is getting fetched exactly as it is, is there some way to convert it to display in format HH:mm:ss ?
As for Host.ip, i suspected that it will be somewhere in hosts config, but as soon as I input the IP address into the config file, i lose connection to it:

[cyber]

If you do not have any passive checks, then that part stays unknown... Your active checks seem to be working ok. If that IP field stays empty, then its normal that your script says UNKNOWN, it just has nothing to put there...

[Fndz]

Thank you for clarification about Host.IP.

Regarding the macros, here is the code i tried:

{{?last(/{HOST.HOST}/system.cpu.util)}.fmtnum(2)}%
{{?last(/{HOST.HOST}/vm.memory.util)}.fmtnum(2)}%

Here is the result:

What am I doing wrong?

[Fndz]

Any ideas?

[runwu2012]

Fndz hey,i have solved the cpu usage percent . we should use zabbix function "round()" instead of macros "fmtnum()".
below is my code:
CPU Usage: Latest:{?round(last(/{HOST.HOST}/system.cpu.util),2)}
And if we use email with html format, use `%` as the symbol %