On Jan 11, 2010, at 6:03 AM, Simon Kainz wrote:
> Hi list!
>
> I#M using Nagios 2.9 and have the following question:
>
> I'm trying to save some typing and to prettyfy my config files, so i
> came up with the following:
>
>
> check_command
> check-host-adaptive!$SERVICESTATEID:$HOSTNAME$:conn$!$SERVICEATTEMPT:$HOSTNAME$:conn$
>
I don't know if this double substitution will work*, but if it has a chance to,
you need to use the macro in the command{} definition command_line, not the
host{} definition.
See http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/clusters.html for an example.
* I don't believe this is going to work because it's not listed as one of the
macros that's expected to contain other macros. From the Macros documenation --
Macro Substitution - How Macros Work
Before Nagios executes a command, it will replace any macros it finds in the
command definition with their corresponding values. This macro substitution
occurs for all types of commands that Nagios executes - host and service
checks, notifications, event handlers, etc.
Certain macros may themselves contain other macros. These include the
$HOSTNOTES$, $HOSTNOTESURL$, $HOSTACTIONURL$, $SERVICENOTES$,
$SERVICENOTESURL$, and $SERVICEACTIONURL$ macros.
--
Marc
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