Another thing I would like to see addressed is log monitoring. As I see it today, the logs are loaded into the database, then the triggers are applied. In my case, where I am monitoring tens of logs on a single server, this creates a lot of unnecessary database action.
This leads me to two types of log monitoring. The first type is only interested in finding defined strings and alerting if they are present. I see this as an agent-level activity, with only results returning to the database. It would be much easier than generating a script and using sender, or defining a custom variable and hoping the delay is under 1/2 second...
The second type is interested in the contents of the log, such as a cron history. The current log functionality works in this case.
One other thought on log monitoring. Many of my logs use naming that includes date stamping, making log checking impossible to configure as currently implemented. I would like to see an option for log monitoring that considered variables in file names.
Great work on 1.4!
StanZoid
This leads me to two types of log monitoring. The first type is only interested in finding defined strings and alerting if they are present. I see this as an agent-level activity, with only results returning to the database. It would be much easier than generating a script and using sender, or defining a custom variable and hoping the delay is under 1/2 second...
The second type is interested in the contents of the log, such as a cron history. The current log functionality works in this case.
One other thought on log monitoring. Many of my logs use naming that includes date stamping, making log checking impossible to configure as currently implemented. I would like to see an option for log monitoring that considered variables in file names.
Great work on 1.4!
StanZoid

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