I took a few minutes (yay for TechEd 2014 downtime), and took a look at it. Fortunately the URL you posted is publicly available, so I could test the output... This seems to generate the correct output. I don't have my test environment in front of me, so I cannot validate completely:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use LWP::Simple;
$|=1;
getstore('http://kannel1.us.spireon.com:13000/status', 'url.html') or die 'Unable to get page';
sub main { my $file = 'url.html'; open(INPUT,$file) or die("input file $file not found.\n"); while (my $line = <INPUT>) { # Uptime stats if ($line =~ / uptime([^\n]*) /){ print "Statistic.uptime: $1\n"; print "Message.uptime: SMS Uptime is $1\n"; } # received Stats if ($line =~ /SMS: received \b([\d]+)[\S ]*sent \b([\d]+) /){ print "Statistic.smsreceived: $1\n"; print "Message.smsreceived: SMS Received $1\n"; print "Statistic.smssent: $2\n"; print "Message.smssent: SMS Sent $2\n"; } } close(INPUT);
}
main();
This executed outputs the following (at time of execution):
Statistic.uptime: 11d 22h 23m Message.uptime: SMS Uptime is 11d 22h 23m Statistic.smsreceived: 3511 Message.smsreceived: SMS Received 3511 Statistic.smssent: 12165 Message.smssent: SMS Sent 12165
SolarWinds should be mostly happy with that output. The one that might give it a hard time is the "uptime" value. It's not an integer of any type, so it might have a hard time with the output. You may need to do magic to that.