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Fixes Issue #18 #19

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Merge pull request #3 from dominikschulz/master
whosgonna Sep 21, 2018
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Changed case of $Sender to $sender in POD
whosgonna Sep 21, 2018
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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions lib/Zabbix/Sender.pm
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Expand Up @@ -108,41 +108,41 @@ to the zabbix server/proxy at "my.zabbix.server.example" on port "10055".

use Zabbix::Sender;

my $Sender = Zabbix::Sender->new({
my $sender = Zabbix::Sender->new({
'server' => 'my.zabbix.server.example',
'port' => 10055,
});
$Sender->send('my.zabbix.item','OK');
$sender->send('my.zabbix.item','OK');

=head1 SUBROUTINES/METHODS

=head2 hostname

Name of the host for which to submit items to Zabbix. Initialized by _init_hostname. You can set it either using

$Sender->hostname('another.hostname');
$sender->hostname('another.hostname');

or during creation time of Zabbix::Sender

my $Sender = Zabbix::Sender->new({
my $sender = Zabbix::Sender->new({
'server' => 'my.zabbix.server.example',
'hostname' => 'another.hostname',
});

You can also query the current setting using

my $current_hostname = $Sender->hostname();
my $current_hostname = $sender->hostname();

=head2 strict

Use the strict setting to make Zabbix::Sender check the return values from
Zabbix:

$Sender->strict(1);
$sender->strict(1);

You can also query the current setting using

my $is_strict = $Sender->strict();
my $is_strict = $sender->strict();

=cut

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ Returns undef if everything is alright, a message otherwise.
This method is called when the strict setting of Zabbix::Sender
is active:

my $Sender = Zabbix::Sender->new({
my $sender = Zabbix::Sender->new({
'server' => 'my.zabbix.server.example',
'strict' => 1,
});
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