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4.15.2 Event Notification

A number of events are tracked during the execution. Any of them can be used to trigger the notification mechanism. It is configured using the following statement:

Config: notify-event { ... }

notify-event {
    # Event on which to notify
    event eid;

    # Name of the module to invoke on event
    module modname;

    # Module-specific configuration data
    module-config {
        ...
    }
}

Config: notify-event: event eid

Trigger the notification when the event identified by eid occurs. The identified eid is one of the following:

success

Successful upload.

bad-ownership

An unauthorized user attempted to upload files for their project.

bad-directive-signature

The directive signature does not match the public key of the uploader.

bad-detached-signature

The detached signature does not match the public key of the uploader.

check-failure

Distribution verification failed. See verification, for a detailed description.

statistics

This event produces statistics about the recent jobs performed by wydawca. In daemon mode, it is scheduled periodically as controlled by the stat-report-schedule statement. In cron mode it is emitted when all spools have been processed.

For compatibility with wydawca versions prior to 3.1.95, the event name ‘finish’ can be used instead of ‘statistics’.

See statreports, for a detailed discussion. See also mod_logstat.

Config: notify-event: module modname

Identify the module responsible for the notification. The modname argument must have been previously initialized in a module statement (see modules).

Config: notify-event: module-config { ... }

This block provides module-specific configuration for modname. Its content depends on the module used for notification. The version 4.0.3 of wydawca is shipped with two notification modules: mod_mailutils for notifications via electronic mail, and mod_logstat for logging the information via syslog. These modules are described in detail later.