Interesting, I missed the post you referenced altogether... I never saw
that this had been handled in the past :)
Having this readily available and mainline would be great, IMO the
current behaviour severely limits the situations in which you can use
servicedependencies AND inherited templates. This would reduce the size
of my config trees at _least_ an order of magnitude...
/eli
Trask wrote:
What I would like:
define servicedependency{
hostgroup_name hg_a
service_description service_m
dependent_host_name hg_a
dependent_service_description service_n
execution_failure_criteria o
notification_failure_criteria w,u
}
As written, service_n on every host in hg_a is dependent on service_M
on EVERY OTHER host in hg_a. I would like to define a dependency for
service_n on service_m on EACH host in hg_a (also stated, I want to
service_n to be dependent on service_m on the same host, but I don't
want to make a servicedependency definition for every single host).
I have seen this question come up a few times in the past in the
archives, but looking through the official docs and poking at the
source leaves me thinking this is not included in version 2.2.
Here's a post of someone who made a patch for 2.0:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.nagios.user/19511/match=hostgroup+servicedependency
I'll make another patch if necessary, but I figured I should check
this list first. Is there any plan on having this functionality
anytime soon? Does anyone have another way around this?
~trasko
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