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Revision 14661668

Added by Phil Davis almost 13 years ago

Put apinger default values into a function

The default advanced apinger parameter values are now returned by function return_apinger_defaults. So they can easily be obtained by any code that cares.

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etc/inc/gwlb.inc
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require_once("config.inc");
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/* Returns an array of default values used for apinger.conf */


  		




  
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function return_apinger_defaults() {


  		




  
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	return array(


  		




  
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		"latencylow" => "200",


  		




  
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		"latencyhigh" => "500",


  		




  
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		"losslow" => "10",


  		




  
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		"losshigh" => "20",


  		




  
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		"interval" => "1",


  		




  
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		"down" => "10");


  		




  
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	}


  		




  
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/*


  		




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 * Creates monitoring configuration file and


  		




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 * adds apropriate static routes.


  		




  
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 * adds appropriate static routes.


  		




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 */


  		




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function setup_gateways_monitor() {


  		




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	global $config, $g;


  		




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		return;


  		




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	}


  		




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	/* Default settings. Probably should move to globals.inc? */


  		




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	$a_settings = array();


  		




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	$a_settings['latencylow'] = "200";


  		




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	$a_settings['latencyhigh'] = "500";


  		




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	$a_settings['losslow'] = "10";


  		




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	$a_settings['losshigh'] = "20";


  		




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	$apinger_default = return_apinger_defaults();


  		




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	$fd = fopen("{$g['varetc_path']}/apinger.conf", "w");


  		




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	$apingerconfig = <<<EOD


  		




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#timestamp_format "%Y%m%d%H%M%S"


  		




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status {


  		




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	## File where the status information whould be written to


  		




  
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	## File where the status information should be written to


  		




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	file "{$g['tmp_path']}/apinger.status"


  		




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	## Interval between file updates


  		




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	## when 0 or not set, file is written only when SIGUSR1 is received


  		




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# Interval between RRD updates


  		




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rrd interval 60s;


  		




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## These parameters can be overriden in a specific alarm configuration


  		




  
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## These parameters can be overridden in a specific alarm configuration


  		




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alarm default { 


  		




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	command on "/usr/local/sbin/pfSctl -c 'service reload dyndnsall' -c 'service reload ipsecdns' -c 'filter reload' -c 'service reload openvpn'"


  		




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	command off "/usr/local/sbin/pfSctl -c 'service reload dyndnsall' -c 'service reload ipsecdns' -c 'filter reload' -c 'service reload openvpn'"


  		




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## "Down" alarm definition. 


  		




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## This alarm will be fired when target doesn't respond for 30 seconds.


  		




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alarm down "down" {


  		




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	time 10s


  		




  
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	time {$apinger_default['down']}s


  		




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}


  		




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## "Delay" alarm definition. 


  		




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## This alarm will be fired when responses are delayed more than 200ms


  		




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## it will be canceled, when the delay drops below 100ms


  		




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alarm delay "delay" {


  		




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	delay_low {$a_settings['latencylow']}ms


  		




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	delay_high {$a_settings['latencyhigh']}ms


  		




  
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	delay_low {$apinger_default['latencylow']}ms


  		




  
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	delay_high {$apinger_default['latencyhigh']}ms


  		




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}


  		




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## "Loss" alarm definition. 


  		




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## This alarm will be fired when packet loss goes over 20%


  		




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## it will be canceled, when the loss drops below 10%


  		




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alarm loss "loss" {


  		




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	percent_low {$a_settings['losslow']}


  		




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	percent_high {$a_settings['losshigh']}


  		




  
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	percent_low {$apinger_default['losslow']}


  		




  
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	percent_high {$apinger_default['losshigh']}


  		




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}


  		




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target default {


  		




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	## How often the probe should be sent	


  		




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	interval 1s


  		




  
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	interval {$apinger_default['interval']}s


  		




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	## How many replies should be used to compute average delay 


  		




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	## for controlling "delay" alarms


  		




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}


  		




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