Boyer, Timothy A. wrote: > I’ve got some scripts that do a wget in order to receive data from a > hostgroup. The hostgroup I’m using is an artificial, really big group > that is of no use to anyone except to get said report. > Is there any way to hide this hostgroup on the display, yet still > access it for data? The usual advice for hiding a hostgroup is just to > use a ‘register 0’, but then the wget doesn’t return anything when > referencing it. > Thanks for any pointers… Of course the wget will not work . register 0 tells nagios not to display the group in the WebUI ( it does more , but currently that is the relevant part) and as you are trying to access the data via a HTTP request , the item in question is not passed to the web provider (apache) and there for not coming up for a wget request.
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