View source for Script-for-multi-Instances-alerts-processing

This script is currently not necessary - with latest GUI release you can set multiple instances of alert/reports processing directly in the GUI:
'''In settings->system configuration->Advanced: Number of parallel tasks for cron operations (alerts/reports)''' set there number.
(Beware that multiple simultaneous tasks will use more RAM, then when running one by one)



 #!/bin/bash
 #query to detect ALERTS that should be started simultaneously - alert choose just concurrent calls alert type in this case
 alerts=`mysql voipmonitor -e "select id from alerts where note like '%RUN-M%' and disable=1 and 
 alert_type=19\G"|grep id|cut -d ':' -f 2`
 #maximum count of simultaneous alerts runs
 simmax=5
 #counter
 atonce=1
 #alerts command string
 alertcmd=''
 tmpcmd=''
 #log
 day=`date "+%m-%d-%Y"`
 file=/root/vm-scripts/manual-alerts/alerts-${day}.txt
 cd /var/www/html/php
 for id in ${alerts[*]}
 do
         alertcmd="$tmpcmd php run.php run_alerts -f -I $id"
         if [ "1$atonce" = "1$simmax" ]; then
                 atonce=1
                 echo "`date "+%H:%M:%S"`" >> $file
                 echo $alertcmd >> $file
                 #run command
                 $($alertcmd)
                 #log end
                 echo "`date "+%H:%M:%S"`" >> $file
                 echo >> $file
                 alertcmd=''
         else
                 ((atonce+=1))
                 tmpcmd="$alertcmd &"
         fi
 done
 echo >> $file
  
 #If there are unprocesed rest of tasks (not simmax count) do it
  if [ "1" != "1$alertcmd" ]; then 
  	echo "`date "+%H:%M:%S"`" >> $file
  	echo $alertcmd >> $file
  	#run command
     $($alertcmd)
     #log end
     echo "`date "+%H:%M:%S"`" >> $file
     echo >> $file
     alertcmd=''
 fi