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Years ago (around '98 IIRC) I wrote a quick php application which let me quickly add a sysadmin with email and pager email address, then I had to pre-populate the database with a year's worth of start and end oncall date ranges which was monday till sunday. Every monday a perl script ran and check who was oncall and update a .forward file for our oncall email address. Oncall was set as Monday 8am thru next Monday 8am and the script was very simple and didn't need to be complex or flexible. I've even been lucky enough to bring my script with me to 4 companies and it worked great. Skip forward to now, our oncall is getting more complex, where it's normally monday to monday, but sometimes sysadmin's trade full days with other sysadmin's, or they want a few hours of coverage. We're also looking to be able to have multiple support levels. So I either need to re-write pretty much everything from scratch to allow for scheduling sysadmin's on a day by day basis instead of week by week. Anyway, before I start from scratch, does anyone know of a OSS oncall scheduling system? That has even some of the above mentioned features? -matt http://www.sysadminvalley.com http://www.beantownhost.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/mattboston Phyllis Diller - "If it weren't for baseball, many kids wouldn't know what a millionaire looked like."
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