I think I see the problem now. Each query term has to be a separate
argument on the command line.
/opt/alertmanager/amtool --alertmanager.url="$ENDPOINT" alert query
'alertname=DiskFull95 alertname=DiskFull95' # does not work (no results;
I think it treats this as alertname="DiskFull95 alertname=DiskFull95")
/opt/alertmanager/amtool --alertmanager.url="$ENDPOINT" alert query
'alertname=DiskFull95' 'alertname=DiskFull95' # works
Hence this works:
/opt/alertmanager/amtool --alertmanager.url="$ENDPOINT" alert query
'alertname=~"Disk.+"' 'alertname=~".+Full.+"'
Since you put
amtool ... alert query "$QUERY_STRING"
then the multi-word value is passed as a single argument.
Removing the quotes will allow the shell to split it and pass it as
separate arguments:
amtool ... alert query $QUERY_STRING
Tested:
QUERY_STRING='alertname=~"Disk.+" alertname=~".+Full.+"'
/opt/alertmanager/amtool --alertmanager.url="$ENDPOINT" alert query
"$QUERY_STRING" # does not work (error about unescaped quotes)
/opt/alertmanager/amtool --alertmanager.url="$ENDPOINT" alert query
$QUERY_STRING # works
On Thursday, 9 June 2022 at 12:16:19 UTC+1 Evelyn Pereira Souza wrote:
> On 06.06.22 19:11, Brian Candler wrote:
> > I suggest you try simply removing the double quotes from your amtool
> query:
>
> Thanks. That solved the issue.
>
> kind regards
> Evelyn
>
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