With Comment line 6 set to 5
And this line in the condition to start action advanced mode
%CurrentStatusDuration_sec% >%CommentLine6%
The action will trigger.
With any of these it does not trigger.
%CurrentStatusDuration_sec% >(%CommentLine6% * 60 )
%CurrentStatusDuration_sec% >[%CommentLine6% * 60]
Also is there a variable or a way to tell if the action has already been triggered in advanced mode ?
Thanks
Steven
Action Profiles 'advanced mode triggering.'
There is no such operation.With any of these it does not trigger.
%CurrentStatusDuration_sec% >(%CommentLine6% * 60 )
%CurrentStatusDuration_sec% >[%CommentLine6% * 60]
Manual http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mframe.h ... ncedaction
I think this variable will be useless after 1st trigger...Also is there a variable or a way to tell if the action has already been triggered in advanced mode ?
Because HostMonitor does not have any idea when this variable should be resetted
Regards
Alex
Hi,
I guess I assumed that I could multiply there like on the tune up reply command.
Basically I am using the comment lines for specific information that gets passed to a script after a specified time. ( CommentLine6 )
This way I can use 1 action profile for dozens of tests instead of having dozens of action profiles. This also allows me to easily see the details of the actions without having to look in the script or the action all the time.
Thank you for the info.
Steven
I guess I assumed that I could multiply there like on the tune up reply command.
Basically I am using the comment lines for specific information that gets passed to a script after a specified time. ( CommentLine6 )
This way I can use 1 action profile for dozens of tests instead of having dozens of action profiles. This also allows me to easily see the details of the actions without having to look in the script or the action all the time.
Thank you for the info.
Steven
But in such case you will need to modify each test item when you want to change this "specified time"This also allows me to easily see the details of the actions without having to look in the script or the action all the time.

This can be useful when you need different action behavior for each test.
Otherwise its better to use one or several action profiles or specify parameter for set of tests using folder-related variables...
Regards
Alex