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swatch::threshold

Swatch::Threshold(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    Swatch::Threshold(3pm)

NAME

	 Swatch::Threshold - Perl extension for thresholding in swatch(1)

SYNOPSIS

	 use Swatch::Threshold;

	 &Swatch::threshold(   SWID => <int>,
			       TYPE => <limit|threshold|both>,
			       TRACK_BY => <key>, # like an IP addr
			       COUNT => <int>,
			       SECONDS => <int>
			       );

SWATCH SYNTAX

	 threshold track_by=<key>,
	    type=<limit|threshold|both>,
	    count=<int>,
	    seconds=<int>

DESCRIPTION

	 SWID is swatch's internal ID number for the watchfor block

	 TYPE can be limit, threshold, or both

	       Limit - Alert on the 1st COUNT events during the time interval,
		  then ignore events for the rest of the time interval.

	       Threshold - Alert every COUNT times we see this event during the
		  time interval.

	       Both
		  Alert once per time interval after seeing COUNT occurrences of the
		  event, then ignore any additional events during the time interval.

	 SECONDS is the time interval

AUTHOR

       E. Todd Atkins, todd.atkins@stanfordalumni.org

SEE ALSO

       perl(1), swatch(1).

perl v5.10.0							    2006-07-21						    Swatch::Threshold(3pm)