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apps::vmware::connector::plugin --mode=alarm-datacenter - verbose mode will not show alarm descriptions #5374
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Hello :) Thank for this feedback, can you give us an extended anonymized output with the |
Hi, I have the same problem, in my Centreon with the parameter --verbose show detailed alarm(s), but in the notifications by email or in the timeline of events and logs in GUI just show short output example: CRITICAL: 1 critical alarm(s) found(s). So I can't do a trace or view histsory detail alarms, is like the long output isn't take it with parameter --verbose is used Verbose Debug [2025-02-11T00:01:51.009-05:00] [checks] [debug] [2740844] Parsing check output Short Output: WARNING: Datacenter 'XXX' 1 problem(s) detected Long Output: checking datacenter 'XXXX'\nwarning: alarm [yellow] [Datastore] [DISK_XXXXX_X04] [2025-01-28T00:10:01.455947Z] Datastore usage on disk/Default alarm to monitor datastore disk usage\n Perf Data: 'total_alarm_warning'=1;;;0; 'total_alarm_critical'=0;;;0; 'alarm_warning'=1;;;0; 'alarm_critical'=0;;;0; |
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The verbose mode will not return the alarm detail but only:
CRITICAL: 1 critical alarm(s) found(s) | 'total_alarm_warning'=0;0:0;;0; 'total_alarm_critical'=1;;0:0;0; 'alarm_warning'=0;;;0; 'alarm_critical'=0;;;0;
The debug mode show the details but
ok: alarm [red] [VirtualMachine] [sp064influx] [2025-01-03T05:59:06.786808Z] Virtual machine CPU usage/Default alarm to monitor virtual machine CPU usage
but it will bring also a lot of debug messages.
Could you update the verbose mode to add the alarm details?
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