Edward Trochim wrote:
> And a service definition like this. I want to exclude hostgroup5 from
> this one service definition:
>
> define service{
> use standard-check
> hostgroup_name !hostgroup5
> service_description Disk Space
> }
>
> Instead of doing what I want this excludes every hostgroup defined in
> the template. host1 still gets the service though.
>
> I am currently running nagios version 3.0.6.
>
> Is this a bug in nagios or am I misunderstanding the way this should
> behave?
I believe you're just missing the magic "+" that indicates additive
inheritance instead of making it override.
Try:
define service{
use standard-check
hostgroup_name +!hostgroup5
service_description Disk Space
}
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