PagerDuty webhooks email script for Nagios.
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<?php | |
//Nagios alerts with a custom subject line that includes the HOSTNAME, SERVICESTATE, SERVICEDESC, HOSTSTATE and PagerDuty incident status fields. | |
$messages = json_decode($HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA); | |
if ($messages) foreach ($messages->messages as $webhook) { | |
$service = $webhook->data->incident->service->name; | |
$description = $webhook->data->incident->trigger_summary_data->subject." ".$webhook->data->incident->trigger_summary_data->description; | |
$status = $webhook->data->incident->status; | |
$link = $webhook->data->incident->html_url; | |
$emailAddress = ($webhook->type == "incident.resolve" ? $webhook->data->incident->last_status_change_by->email : $webhook->data->incident->assigned_to_user->email); | |
$body = "PagerDuty Update\n\nAn incident has been $status.\n\nDetails: $description on service $service\n\nClick here for more details: $link\n"; | |
$subject = "[" . $webhook->data->incident->trigger_summary_data->HOSTNAME . "/" | |
. $webhook->data->incident->trigger_summary_data->SERVICESTATE . "/" | |
. $webhook->data->incident->trigger_summary_data->SERVICEDESC . "/" | |
. $webhook->data->incident->trigger_summary_data->HOSTSTATE . "] " | |
. $webhook->data->incident->status; | |
$success = mail($emailAddress, $subject, $body); | |
if (!$success) { | |
mail($emailAddress, "Mail failed", "Mail failed"); | |
} | |
} | |
?> |
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