#!/bin/perl
#
# Example script for using VBTK::Server.  This will be your most complicated
# script, but just follow the comments and it should make sense.  See the
# VBTK::Server pod documentation for more details - 'perldoc VBTK::Server'

use VBTK::Server;

# Set some host-specific defaults.  This allows us to use the same script
# on both vbserver machines and just vary the things which need to be different.
my ($prefix,$remoteURI,$mailHost);
if($HOST eq 'sfoServer') {
    $prefix    = 'sfo';                      # String to prepend to object names
    $remoteURI = "http://nycServer:$VBPORT"; # URI of remote slave/master server
    $mailHost  = 'sfosmtp';                  # SMTP host to send alerts through
} elsif ($HOST eq 'nycServer') {
    $prefix    = 'nyc';                      # String to prepend to object names
    $remoteURI = "http://sfoServer:$VBPORT"; # URI of remote slave/master server
    $mailHost  = 'nycsmtp';                  # SMTP host to send alerts through
} else {
    die("Not supposed to run vbserver on this machine");
};

# Setup email actions
new VBTK::Actions::Email ( Name => 'emailMe',  To => 'me@mydomain.com' );
new VBTK::Actions::Email ( Name => 'emailBob', To => 'bob@mydomain.com' );

# Setup paging actions
new VBTK::Actions::Email::Page ( Name => 'pageMe',  To => 'page.me@mydomain.com');
new VBTK::Actions::Email::Page ( Name => 'pageBob', To => 'page.bob@mydomain.com');

# Setup some action groups
new VBTK::Actions ( Name => 'emailSA', SubActionList => 'emailMe,emailBob' );
new VBTK::Actions ( Name => 'pageSA',  SubActionList => 'pageMe,pageBob,emailSA' );

# Initialize a server object.
$server = new VBTK::Server (
     ObjectPrefix	  => $prefix,
     SmtpHost             => $mailHost,
     EmailFrom            => 'vbtk@settomydomain.com',
     CompanyName          => 'My Company',
     AdminEmail           => 'sysop@settomydomain.com',
);

# Setup heartbeat connections to another VB server    
#$server->addRemoteServer (
#    RemoteURI  => $remoteURI );
    
# Create templates to match up status change actions with objects

# DBA-related objects
#$server->addTemplate (
#    Pattern             => 'db\.dbspace|db\.logins',
#    StatusChangeActions => {
#    	Failed  => 'pageDBA,emailDBA',
#    	Expired => 'pageDBA,emailDBA',
#    	Warning => 'emailDBA' } );

# Critical objects, page and email
#$server->addTemplate (
#    Pattern 		=> 'nyc.*http|mainserver.*ping',
#    StatusChangeActions => { 
#        Failed  => 'pageSA',
#        Expired => 'pageSA',
#        Warning => 'emailSA' } );

# Everything else, just email
$server->addTemplate (
    Pattern 		=> '.*',
    StatusChangeActions => { 
        Failed  => 'emailSA',
        Expired => 'emailSA',
    	Warning => 'emailSA' } );

# Start the server listening and handling requests.
$server->run;