amnotify(1M)                                                      amnotify(1M)



NAME
     amnotify - email availability and diagnosis reports

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/etc/amnotify [ -c configfile ] [ -a availreportfile ]
          [ { -d | -i } diagreportfile ] [ -p pagerreportfile ] [ -r ]

DESCRIPTION
     amnotify uses specifications from an autoemail.list configuration file to
     send availability, diagnosis and/or pager reports.  By default,
     /var/adm/avail/config/autoemail.list is used as the autoemail.list
     configuration file.  Availability, diagnosis and pager report filenames
     must be provided.

     amnotify is called on reboot to distribute availmon(5) reports.  Is uses
     the default autoemail.list configuration, and specifies availability,
     diagnosis and pager report filenames from /var/adm/crash/.  The -d or -i
     option is selected based on the content of the diagnosis file.

     The options are:

     -c configfile        Specify autoemail.list configuration file.  The
                          default is /var/adm/avail/config/autoemail.list

     -a availreportfile   Specify the availability report file

     -d diagreportfile    Specify the diagnosis report file

     -i diagreportfile    Specify interesting diagnosis report file.
                          "Interesting" means that the diagnosis report
                          includes icrash, syslog, hinv, versions or gfxinfo
                          information.

     -p pagerreportfile   Specify the pager report file

     -r                   Specify that the reports are
                          registration/deregistration reports.

FILES
     /var/adm/avail/config/autoemail.list
               autoemail.list configuration file

     /var/adm/crash/{availreport,diagreport,pagerreport}
               reports used for normal reboot notification

     /var/adm/crash/{availreport.su,diagreport.su,pagerreport.su}
               single-user reports used for normal reboot notification

SEE ALSO
     amconfig(1M), amreceive(1M), amsend(1M), availmon(5).





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