Hi, I've got true_regexp_matching enabled - mainly to provide a flexible alerting system with priority/time-based alerts, different customers etc - there's no way I could have gotten this far without it.
I seem to have hit a wall though in terms of being able to exclude hostgroups from services - say I had a hostgroup called 'prod_ssl_webservers', and I also had a hostgroup called 'prod_ssl_webservers_authbasic' - so I need mostly the same checks as prod_ssl_webservers, but content checking auth mechanism needs to be different. According to the docs, excluding hostgroups doesn't work when regexp_matching or true_regexp_matching is enabled. The regular expression syntax that nagios supports doesn't seem to support negative lookbehind syntax for negating a string search - I.E: ^(?<!my_exclude_hostgroup_name)$ So my question is - has anyone managed to get excludes working with true_regexp_matching enabled, and if so how have they done it? Cheers, -- Richard Clark [email protected]
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