#!/usr/bin/perl


use strict ;

use Nagios::Report ;
use Getopt::Std ;

use vars qw($opt_t) ;

getopt 't' ;

my $usage = <<USAGE ;

$0 -t <timeperiod>

Displays those hosts with less than 100% total time up during the timeperiod.

timeperiod ::= today     | yesterday   |
	       thisweek  | lastweek    |
	       thismonth | lastmonth   |
	       thisyear  | lastyear    |
               last12hours | last24hours | last7days | last31days |
	       HHMM      | HH::MM      |
	       DD.MM.YY  | DD.MM.YYYY  | MM/DD/YY | MM/DD/YYYY    |
	       24hourtime date

eg $0 -t 07:00 01.12.2005

USAGE

die $usage
  unless $opt_t ;

die $usage
  unless $opt_t =~ m#^(?:
			today										|
			yesterday									|
			this (?:week|month|year)							|
			last (?:week|month|year|24hours|12hours|7days|31days|\d+days?|\d+hours?) 	|
			(?: \d\d :? \d\d  \s+  \d\d? [\./] \d\d? [\./] \d\d (?:\d\d)?)			|
			(?: \d\d :? \d\d)								|
			(?: \d\d? [\./] \d\d? [\./] \d\d (?:\d\d)?)
		     )$#x ;


my $x = Nagios::Report->new(
							# Data source
				q<local_cgi Nagios_Server Auth_Nagios_User>,
							# Report period
				[ qw(24x7) ],
							# Time period
				$opt_t,
							# Service report
				1,
							# Pre-filter 
				sub { my %F = @_; my $u = $F{PERCENT_TOTAL_TIME_OK}; $u =~ s/%//; $u < 100 }
			   )
  or die "Can't construct Nagios::Report object." ;

$x->mkreport(
		[
		qw(
		    HOST_NAME
		    SERVICE_DESCRIPTION
		    DOWN
		    UP
		    OUTAGE
		  )
		],

		sub { my %F = @_; my $u = $F{PERCENT_TOTAL_TIME_OK}; $u =~ s/%//; $u < 100 },

		undef,

		undef,

		1,

) ;


$x->debug_dump(30, 6) ;
							# 240 chars is needed for the _host_ URLs.
							# service URLS are bigger