event-alarms -Reply

I don't have the answer to your question but basically everything which writes an alarm to the log will call alarmprog. It is a handy utility except that at present it doesn't work to well. If alarmprog gets passed a string longer than a predefined length (512 bytes?) then it will hang your instance. nasty. This is probably fixed in 7.2 or later versions of 7.13 but i would check for sure before using it. Ours is presently disabled. rgds -- -- Peter Tashkoff <tashkop@kiwi.co.nz> NZ Kiwifruit Marketing Board Usual disclaimers apply. This posting may not be used by any party to vilify another. >>> Stuber <sstuber@intrlnk.com> 16/August/1996 10:22am >>> The Administrator's Guide (7.1) states "When any of the events in a predefined set occur, OnLine invokes this executable" where "this executable" refers to ALARMPROGRAM. Is the "predefined set" referring to figure 33-2? In other words any event of a sort listed in that table will trigger an event-alarm. Any other kind of event will not trigger an event-alarm. Or is the "predefined set" some sort of subset or superset of the list in fig. 33-2; where events are then categorized into one of those 24 class ids. If this is the case, where can I find the event list? .///. (0 o) -------------0000--(_)--0000--------------- sstuber@intrlnk.com oooO Oooo -------------( )-------( )--------------- \\ ( ) / \\_) (_/