schmug
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- Used Zammad version: 3.3.0
- Used Zammad installation source: (source, package, …) yum
- Operating system: centos 7
- Browser + version: chrome 80.0.3987.163
Expected behavior:
- Zammad closes Icinga email tickets
Actual behavior:
- Zammad opens new ticket on instead of closing old ticket
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Admin > System > Integrations > Icinga
Auto close = yes
The main problem is I don’t know what Zammad is expecting in the subject or body to close the ticket.
What is the format of the expected message?
I’ve looked around and I couldn’t find this answered on github or here. This is for problems/services not hosts.
schmug
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I will add I am open to using any of the monitoring integrations I just need to know what mail format to look for.
recovery/recovered/ok, etc.
I’ve tried subject and body with ok, recovery, recovered, state
As far as I can tell Zammad uses “WARNING” and “OK” for incident and recovery.
The nagios test might be of a help here:
Format can be as follows:
Subject: [PROBLEM] {Service} on {Host} is {State=(WARNING|OK)}!
Body:
***** Service Monitoring {LeMonitoring-Host} *****
Mailqueue on {Host} is {State=(WARNING|OK)}!
Info: {Issue-Description}
When: {Timestamp}
Service: {Service}
Host: {Host}
...
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