ZC-PROBLEM-GET(1) - General Commands Manual

NAME

zc-problem-get - fetch problems from a zabbix server

SYNOPSIS

zc problem get [-ars] [-b timestamp] [-e timestamp] [-l severity] [-t tag|tag=value]

DESCRIPTION

The zc-problem-get command, can be used for retrieving a list of problems from a zabbix server. By default, the zc-problem-get command will output the currently open problems that are not acknowledged in the form of event id, clock, severity and problem name. The fields are separated by a tabulation character.

Options are as follow:

-a

Show only acknowledged problems.

-r

Show recent problems, either in PROLBEM or RESOLVED state.

-s

Show only suppressed problems

-b timestamp

Show problems created after timestamp.

-e timestamp

Show problems created before timestamp.

-l severity

Filter problems by given severity. Levels are:

nc

Trigger not classified.

info

Informational.

warn

Warning.

avg

Average.

high

High problem.

dis

Disaster.

Filtering by more severities can be done by simply specifying more -l flags on the command line.

-t *tag	tag=value*

Show problems with a tag matching tag and, optionally with a value matching value.

Multiple tags may be specified with more -t flags.

Timestamp for the -b and -e flags, are in the format:

YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS

as specified in the ISO 8601 standard.

EXIT STATUS

The zc-problem-get utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

SEE ALSO

zc-event(1), zc-problem(1), zc-problem-ack(1), zc-problem-annotate(1), zc-problem-close(1), zc-problem-escalate(1), zc-problem-unack(1)

AUTHORS

Andrea Biscuola <a@abiscuola.com>

OpenBSD 6.9 - August 25, 2020