#
# Config file for resource.d/msg
#

# Where the message is sent to

DEST="philip@awale.qc.ca"
# DEST="$DEST 8195708305@txt.bell.ca"

# The following variables define what is sent by this module
# The variables have the following format
# <WHERE>_<command>_<text>
#   <WHERE> is one of 
#       WALL - Message sent via wall.  If it is missing, MSG is used
#       SUBJ - Subject of the e-mail.
#       MSG  - Text of the e-mail .
#   <command> is either 'start' or 'stop'
#   <text> is what you specified in haresources or drbd.cfg
#           It could be pretty much anything.  Any char that 
#           can't be used as a bash var name is converted to _.  
#
# So msg::some-thing::longer (in haresources) would use
# the following variables :
#   $WALL_start_some_thing_longer
#   $SUBJ_start_some_thing_longer
#   $MSG_start_some_thing_longer
#
# In drbd.conf
# incon-degr-cmd "/etc/ha.d/resource.d/msg '!DRBD! pri on incon-degr'"
# would use the following variables
#   $WALL_DRBD_pri_on_incon_degr.  
#   $SUBJ_DRBD_pri_on_incon_degr.  
#   $MSG_DRBD_pri_on_incon_degr.  
#
# If you do not define a variable, the text will be sent as-is.
# 

WALL_start_first="Switching to this node"
SUBJ_start_first="Starting switch"
MSG_start_first="Starting to switch to this node."

WALL_start_last="Switched to this node"
SUBJ_start_last="Completed switch"
MSG_start_last="Completed switching to this node."

WALL_stop_last="Switching to the other node"
SUBJ_stop_last="Starting switch away"
MSG_stop_last="Starting to switch away from this node."

WALL_stop_first="Switched to other node"
SUBJ_stop_first="Completed switch away"
MSG_stop_first="Completed switching away from this node."

# incon-degr-cmd in drbd.cfg would use this:
MSG_start_incon_degr="DRBD Degraded startup.  Inconsistant data.  FAIL!"

# Status messages
MSG_running="msg is running"
MSG_stopped="msg is stopped"