Am 14.04.2015 um 11:43 schrieb Michael Pfeiffer: > Hi nuts, > Hi,
> On 2015-04-14 01:15:43, Dustin Funk wrote:
>> object Host "name" {
>> import "generic-host"
>> address = "111.222.333.444"
>>
>> vars.dns["dns server"] = {
>> dns_lookup = "$address$"
>> dns_server = "www.fem.tu-ilmenau.de"
>> }
>> }
>>
>> apply Service "dns" for (dns_name => config in host.vars.dns) {
>> import "generic-service"
>> vars += config
>>
>> display_name = dns_name
>> check_command = "dns"
>>
>> assign where host.vars.dns
>> }
>
> I am really anything else than an expert in icinga2 config, but in my
> understanding, macros are used for accessing variables of *other* objects,
> whereas you are trying to access a variable of the Host object itself.
>
> Maybe you could try to move the line 'dns_lookup = "$address$"' to the
> Service
> definition, or access the address variable in the Host object without a macro?
>
The thing is that i want apply rules instead of a service definition.
> Just a wild guess, I have not tried this, and if somebody with better
> understanding of icinga2 is around, please feel very welcome to correct me ;-)
I hoped that there is more dynamic way. When i change the IP of a
server, i'll make the changes as less as possible.
Kindly regards,
nuts
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