Hi

I can't get services depencies to work, and I don't understand why.

I have 2 services on the same host, both are actively checked.
When ServiceA is critical, the event handler stops ServiceB, and any 
check will always be critical. There is no point in checking or sending 
notifications.

So, I have the following servicedepency :

define servicedependency{
         host_name                       host1
         service_description             ServiceA
         dependent_service_description   ServiceB
         execution_failure_criteria      c
         notification_failure_criteria   c
}

I still have checks and notifications about ServiceB when ServiceA is 
critical.. And I don't get why..


On the same subject.
I have both services on multiple hosts. The wiki page "Time Saving 
tricks" says I can declare all hosts in host_name directive.
But what if I declare something like this :
define servicedependency{
         hostgroup_name                  hostgroup1
         service_description             ServiceA
         dependent_service_description   ServiceB
         execution_failure_criteria      c
         notification_failure_criteria   c
}

Will serviceB be dependent upon serviceA on the same host, or will it be 
dependent upon serviceA on any host in hostgroup1.

Thanks for the help.
François

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