Zabbix email alarm-sendmail

Using several email alarm software, I still feel that sendmail is timely and stable.

1. Configure on the zabbix server server:

1.1 the storage path of the sending mail script:

123 [root@zabbix_server etc] # cat zabbix_server.conf | grep alertscripts # AlertScriptsPath=$ {datadir} / zabbix/alertscripts AlertScriptsPath=/usr/local/zabbix/share/zabbix/alertscripts

1.2 download and installation of sendmail software:

I use SendEmail, if the mail that comes with your system can send a successful email with your own, you can refer to my other article, Centos5.x & Centos6.x uses the mail command to send email and how to forge the sender: http://pynliu.blog.51cto.com/5027391/1608916.

SendEmail download address; http://caspian.dotconf.net/menu/Software/SendEmail/#download

Unzip it and put it in any directory. I put it in the / usr/local/zabbix/share/zabbix/alertscripts directory.

12 [root@zabbix_server alertscripts] # lssendEmail-v1.56

1.3 the alarm message of zabbix will pass three variables, all of which are configured in the zabbix_web interface. They are: recipient email, alarm subject and alarm content, and $1 $2 $3 in the script

Write a script sendmail and give executable permission

12345678 [root@zabbix_server alertscripts] # chmod axix sendmail.sh [root@zabbix_server alertscripts] # cat sendmail.sh #! / bin/bash# $1 sendmail address# $2 sendmail subject# $3 contentSENDMAIL=/usr/local/zabbix/share/zabbix/alertscripts/sendEmail-v1.56/sendEmail$SENDMAIL-f LangFang@zabbix.com-t "$1"-s xxx.benguo.cn-u "$2"-m "$3" > > / dev/null

Note: LangFang@zabbix is the sender's mailbox, is a fake sender, can be self-defined as long as it is not identified as a spam mailbox.

Explanation:

-f indicates the sender's mailbox

-t indicates the recipient's mailbox

(to receive and send mail, try not to use the same mailbox account, it is easy to make mistakes)

-s represents the domain name or ip of the SMTP server

-u indicates the subject of the message

-xu represents the user name authenticated by SMTP

-xp represents the password authenticated by SMTP (note that this password seems to be limited, for example, if I use dumb5neyland, it cannot be correctly identified)

-m represents the content of the message

2. The following is the configuration on zabbix web:

2.1 configure "alarm Media Type" to create a media type:

Make sure that the name of the script is the same as that written on the server.

2.2 user Settings:

The warning degree is the severity of the trigger.

Third, create actions

Fourth, after adding, the alarm will be realized according to the trigger.