


Notifier Options
The Notifier Options
page of the Notifier Info pane lets you specify
how this notifier should be categorized: for changes, for failures,
for recoveries, or some combination, as described below:
Change
-
Check this box if this notifier is appropriate for changes.
This will simply make it appear in the Change pop-up menu in the
Notifiers
page of the Test Info pane, so it can be chosen as a change
notifier for any tests.
- - after [] consecutive changes
-
Enter how often to report changes. If the entered value is
1, this notifier will be use every time tests that use it
notice a change. If 2 is entered, the notifier will be used
every second time. And so on. If you have a test checking frequently,
and the site tends to change often, you may only want to hear about it
occasionally.
Failure
-
Similar to the Change checkbox above, this indicates that this
notifier can be used for failures, e.g. when a site goes down.
- - after [] consecutive errors
-
Enter how often to report errors. Similar to the field for
changes, this field controls how often to report a failure. Using a
larger number will give the site a chance to recover before reporting
the error – useful for an e-mail notifier.
- Only notify once for each failure
-
If this box is checked, the failure is only reported once. It
won't notify again until the site is back up.
Recovery
-
Similar to the Change checkbox above, this indicates that this
notifier can be used for recoveries, e.g. when a site comes back up
after a failure.
- - after [] recoveries
-
Enter how often to report recoveries. Normally you'd probably
want to leave this at 1, so every recovery is reported, but
you can set it to a higher value if you only occasionally want to know
when a site comes back up.
- Only notify if failure notified
-
If this box is checked, the recovery is not reported if there
hasn't been a failure notification of the same kind. This allows a
brief outage to be ignored by the failure and recovery notifiers, if
desired.
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Dernière mise à jour le 7 août 2015