A default Action delay?

[bill.campbell]

I have a quick question. I've noticed that when a trigger hits and an action is generated, there seems to be about a 30 second delay from the time the action hits the action list to the time it gets sent. Was just curious, is there a place where we can change that?


Thanks in advance!

[Alexei]

Server configuration file, parameter SenderFrequency.

[bill.campbell]

Thanks for the quick response!

[bashman]

How to delay an action?

Is there a way to delay an action?.

I have an action that runs a remote command and depends on 3 triggers.

I want to delay the action for 5 minutes, if during this period trigger becomes false (OK), don't run the remote command, but if trigger remains true (PROBLEM), run the remote command.

Escalations will retard the execution of the command, as well as adding a sleep in the "Remote command" field.

I don't want to affect the rest of actions by modifying Server configuration file, parameter SenderFrequency.

How can I do this?.

[bashman]

I think I can use escalations, I understand that escalations check if the trigger is still true (PROBLEM) in each step, so If triggers becomes false (OK) before 5 minutes (before the step that runs the remote command) the action will be aborted and no command will be executed.