Hi everyone:
A few days ago one of my triggers (or action I'm still not sure which one has the problem) started to work in a estrange manner, I'm only receiving the OK emails. I 100% sure I didn't change anything related to this particular trigger or action.
The trigger is really simple,
This works as expected, so every time this uwsgi app responds with a HTTP/500, zabbix generates a trigger. I can see it in the triggers tab.
To handle this trigger and send an alert, I've an action that process all the triggers related to logs files, and it worked perfectly, until now. (If necessary I can share the config but there is nothing crazy here).
So, going to the events tab, I can see the event generated by the trigger and in message actions I can see the PROBLEM message with status SENT. But the weird thing is that if I check in the mail server logs I can't see emails at that particular time, but indeed I can see the OK emails.
Do you have any ideas what could be causing this? Can you point me to the right direction?
I'm using Zabbix 2.4.8.
Thank you very much.
A few days ago one of my triggers (or action I'm still not sure which one has the problem) started to work in a estrange manner, I'm only receiving the OK emails. I 100% sure I didn't change anything related to this particular trigger or action.
The trigger is really simple,
Code:
{server01:log[/var/log/uwsgi/app/api.log,"500)"].nodata(120)}=0
To handle this trigger and send an alert, I've an action that process all the triggers related to logs files, and it worked perfectly, until now. (If necessary I can share the config but there is nothing crazy here).
So, going to the events tab, I can see the event generated by the trigger and in message actions I can see the PROBLEM message with status SENT. But the weird thing is that if I check in the mail server logs I can't see emails at that particular time, but indeed I can see the OK emails.
Do you have any ideas what could be causing this? Can you point me to the right direction?
I'm using Zabbix 2.4.8.
Thank you very much.