Hi @ll,
I have a little problem defining hostgroups. When adding hosts to
"lconfmembers", all these hosts will have the lconfalias as Name in
Notifications, which confuses a lot. Example:
Notification Type: PROBLEM
Service: NTP
Host: Linux Servers
Address: 192.1.2.3
State: UNKNOWN
Of course the Host with IP 192.1.2.3 doesn't have the too simple alias "Linux
Servers" configured, but the hostgroup has. So obviously the lconfalias
definition of the hostgroups override the one from the host definition. As the
property is mandantory in LConf, hostgroups are mostly useless (I still use
them to pass service definitions to the hosts by linking the hostgroup into the
host tree).
I suppose same goes for servicegroups, as the LConfAlias property is mandatory
there, too.
I'm using LConf-1.3.0 and Lconf for Icinga 1.3.1 (with icinga 1.9.3 and
icinga-web 1.9.0 from debmon.org debian repositories)
Regards,
Jan Dreyer
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