Ian Forde wrote:
> Hi all -
>
> I've noticed that you can have multiple "members" lines in the
> hostgroups.cfg hostgroup entries. Unfortunately, while rewriting a
> fairly large Nagios configuration to support Distributed monitoring, I
> separated out our services.cfg lines to have multiple "hostgroups" lines
> for a given services. This quite neatly broke the config, as it seems
> that it only reads the last hostgroups line listed for a given service.
>
> Any chance of a fix?
>
I'm not sure if this is a bug or by design. I believe "members" was
treated specially because those lines tended to grow very, very large.
Everywhere else the last specified option takes precedence.
define service{
hostgroups foo
hostgroups bar
}
will assign this service to hostgroup "bar" only.
define service{
hostgroups foo,bar
}
will assign this service to hostgroups "foo" and "bar".
Some fairly simple perl/python/php/ruby/manual hackery should work famously.
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