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As a server admin, i don't want to get spammed with alerts by a server that isn't starting correctly.
Game
All
Linux distro
Ubuntu 22.04
Command
command: monitor
Further information
Currently, if a server repeatedly crashes or can't start properly, running the command `./gameserver monitor', LinuxGSM will send an alert that the server is offline if alerts are turned on. Whilst this is generally very helpful to be notified of problems, it can cause a massive flood of alerts if the monitor command is set to run every 5 minutes, as suggested in the Docs.
I suggest either implementing a hard rate limit for a certain period of time, so that only a configurable number of alerts can be sent within a configurable period of time, or temporarily disabling alerts if the monitor command fails a configurable number of times in succession.
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User story
As a server admin, i don't want to get spammed with alerts by a server that isn't starting correctly.
Game
All
Linux distro
Ubuntu 22.04
Command
command: monitor
Further information
Currently, if a server repeatedly crashes or can't start properly, running the command `./gameserver monitor', LinuxGSM will send an alert that the server is offline if alerts are turned on. Whilst this is generally very helpful to be notified of problems, it can cause a massive flood of alerts if the monitor command is set to run every 5 minutes, as suggested in the Docs.
I suggest either implementing a hard rate limit for a certain period of time, so that only a configurable number of alerts can be sent within a configurable period of time, or temporarily disabling alerts if the monitor command fails a configurable number of times in succession.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: