Terry wrote:
You can specify custom macros in resources.cfg:
$USER2$="192.168.0.30"
However, this is not what you want and is no different than specifying
it in the command itself with $ARG#$ rather than using the
Right. This is useful for a global macro, but I'm looking for something
host specific.
$hostaddress$. Pass the dnscacheaddress onto the command via the
argument.
check_dnscache -H $ARG1$
service foo {
check_command check_dnscache!192.168.0.1
....
See my other reply where I have two strong arguments against doing it
this way (to summarize: host information in multiple places, one service
for each host instead of hostgroup).
David
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