Example: @{ALERTPLAN host=snoopy service=ping}

• acknowledged
  If service@host is currently inhibited, incorporate who inhibited it.
• acknowledgedfor
  If service@host is currently inhibited, incorporate the comment explaining why it was inhibited.
• alerts
  Incorporate the number of alerts that have been generated for service@host.
• escalated
  Incorporate 1 if service@host is currently escalated, 0 if not.
• first
  Incorporate the first alert time for service@host in the format returned by ctime(3).
• inhibited
  If service@host is currently inhibited, incorporate who inhibited it.
• inhibitedfor
  If service@host is currently inhibited, incorporate the comment explaining why it was inhibited.
• last
  Incorporate the last alert time for service@host in the format returned by ctime(3).
• lastnotify
  Incorporate who was notified by the last alert for service@host.
• manualescalated
  If service@host has been manually escalated, incorporate the level to which it was escalated.
• quiet
  Incorporate 1 if service@host is currently acknowledged or inhibited, 0 if not.

Authorization: This tag requires read only or greater access.

Example: @{ALERTSTATUS type=last host=snoopy service=ping}

If authlevel is provided, incorporate 1 if the current user has at least the requested authorization level, 0 otherwise.

Example: @{AUTHLEVEL rw}

Example: @{CHECKSCHEDULE host=snoopy service=ping}

• comment
  Incorporate the current check comment for service@host.
• duration
  Incorporate the execution duration for service@host in milliseconds.
• first
  Incorporate the first check time for service@host in the format returned by ctime(3).
• instances
  Incorporate the number of consecutive instances of rc for service@host.
• last
  Incorporate the last check time for service@host in the format returned by ctime(3).
• next
  Incorporate the estimated next check time for service@host in the format returned by ctime(3).
• rc
  Incorporate composite status information, ie the composite status of all requested services and hosts. Status is composited the same way as for required Composite Checks. The numerical returncode (0, 1, 2, etc) will be returned.
  1. If both host and service are provided, the status of service@host is obtained.
  2. If only host is provided, the composite status of all services monitored for host is obtained.
  3. If only service is provided, the composite status of all hosts monitored for service is obtained.
  4. If only hostclass is provided, the composite status of all services monitored for all hosts within hostclass is obtained.

Authorization: This tag requires read only or greater access.

Example: @{CHECKSTATUS type=rc service=ldap}

Authorization: This tag requires clipboard or greater access.

Example: @{CLIPBOARD Notes}

Authorization: This tag requires clipboard or greater access.

Example: @{CLIPEMAIL}

Authorization: This tag requires clipboard or greater access.

Example: @{CLIPPHONE}

Example: @{ECHO Hello, world!}

Example: @{ERROR}

• attempts
  Incorporate the number of fix attempts that have been executed for service@host.
• comment
  Incorporate the current fix comment for service@host.
• first
  Incorporate the first fix time for service@host in the format returned by ctime(3).
• last
  Incorporate the last fix time for service@host in the format returned by ctime(3).
• rc
  Incorporate the status information for the executed fix. The numerical returncode (0, 1, 2, etc) will be returned.
• who
  Incorporate who requested the fix for service@host

Authorization: This tag requires read only or greater access.

Example: @{FIXSTATUS type=attempts host=snoopy service=ping}

Example: @{FLAG h}

If SORT is provided, the values will be sorted according to order, which may be one of the following:

• ASC: Ascending
• ASCIN: Ascending, case insensitive
• DESC: Descending
• DESCIN: Descending, case insensitive

The following types of items are understood:

• ADDRESSED
  Set the variable name to each service@host pair that is currently acknowledged or inhibited.
• ALLACTIVE
  Set the variable name to each service@host pair that is currently defined.
• CALLLISTADDRESS
  Set the variable name to each CallList defined in each instance. x is not used.
• CLIPBOARD
  Set the variable name to each defined clipboard. x is not used.
• ERRORSTATE
  Set the variable name to each service@host pair that is currently not MODEXEC_OK.
• ESCALATED
  Set the variable name to each service@host pair that is currently escalated.
• FLAG
  The item x is a flag (only one flag is permitted). Set the variable name to the value of the flag.
• GROUPMEMBER
  The item x is a group (service) name (only one flag is permitted). Set the variable name to each host that is a member of the group.
• GROUPS
  Set the variable name to each group (with an associated defined Check) that at least one host x is a member of.
• HOST
  Set the variable name to each host defined in the current instance, based on every member of every HostClass. x is not used.
• HOSTCLASS
  Set the variable name to each HostClass defined in the current instance. x is not used.
• HOSTCLASSMEMBER
  The item x is a HostClass name (only one flag is permitted). Set the variable name to each host that is a member of the HostClass.
• INSTALLEDMODULES
  The item x is a module type, as available under $INSTDIR/mod/. (Only one module type is permitted.)
• INSTANCE
  Set the variable name to each instance defined in instance.cf. x is not used.
• PERSONADDRESS
  Set the variable name to the address of each Person in each CallList defined in each instance. x is not used.
• SERVICE
  Set the variable name to each service (check) defined in the current instance. x is not used.
• SERVICES
  Synonym for GROUPS.
• SERVICEMEMBER
  Synonym for GROUPMEMBER.
• STRING
  Each item x is a string. Set the variable name to the contents of the string.

FOREACH tags may be nested.

Example:

   @{FOREACH foo STRING word1 word2 word3}
   Word @{ECHO $foo} is the word.<P>
   @{ENDEACH}

   @{FOREACH SORT ASCIN h HOST}
   @{ECHO $h}<BR>
   @{ENDEACH}
   

Authorization: This tag requires read only or greater access.

Example: @{HELPFILE http}

Example: @{HOSTCLASS snoopy}

The following expressions are understood:

• AUTHENTICATED
  There is a currently authenticated user with at least read only access.
• DEFINED FLAG x
  The flag x is defined with one or more values.
• NOTDEFINED FLAG x
  The flag x is not defined.
• DEFINED STRING x
  The string x is defined.
• NOTDEFINED STRING x
  The string x is not defined.
• NUMBER x < y
  The number x is less than the number y.
• NUMBER x > y
  The number x is greater than the number y.
• NUMBER x = y
  The numbers x and y are equal.
• NUMBER x != y
  The numbers x and y are not equal.
• STRING x = y
  The strings x and y are identical.
• STRING x != y
  The strings x and y are not identical.
• STRING EMPTY x
  The string x is empty.
• STRING NOTEMPTY x
  The string x is not empty.

IF tags may be nested.

Example:

   @{IF STRING $foo = $bar}
   <B>Match!</B>
   @{ELSE}
   @{ECHO $foo} is not @{ECHO $bar}
   @{ENDIF}
   

Example: @{INCLUDE /var/survivor/header.html.in}

Example: @{INSTANCE}

Example: @{PAGESET}

Example: @{RCTEXT 0}

Example: @{REFERER}

Example: @{REFRESH}

• lastrun
  Incorporate the time, in minutes, since the last run of the specified scheduler. value may be alert or check.

Authorization: This tag requires read only or greater access.

Example: @{RUNNINGSTATE lastrun=alert}

If string is of the form @[TAG], then process TAG as @{TAG}, as long as it is not FOREACH or IF.

Important: Spaces should not be placed immediately on either side of the =.

Example: @{SET foo="This is foo"}

Example: @{SPLIT service@host @ $service $host}

• hour
  The hour, 0 through 23.
• mday
  The day of the month, 1 through 31.
• min
  The minute, 00 through 59.
• mon
  The numeric value of the month, 1 through 12.
• year
  The year, as a four digit number.

Example: @{TIME}

Example: @{URI l=1 r=}

To replace the existing value of a flag with a new value, both omit and add it.

Example: @{URI file= file=new-file.html}

• hidden
  As hidden input values of a form.

Example: @{URITAGS style=hidden omit=hc,v}

Example: @{URITOP}

Example: @{USERNAME}

• build
  Full build information, including compilation timestamp.
• package
  Just the version number, for example 0.9.4.

Example: @{VERSION type=package}