Hi!

I'm still playing with depencies and escalations, without luck.
A new bug I found is that "notification_failure_criteria" doesn't seems 
to have any effect.

With 2 dummy tests, and this dependency :
define servicedependency{
         host_name                       monit
         service_description             test1
         dependent_service_description   test2
         execution_failure_criteria      o
         notification_failure_criteria   o
}

If both test1 and test2 are critical, ant test1 goes OK, test2 is 
checked one last time (it should'nt but it's not too bad), but 
notifications for test2 keep getting sent. And if test2 goes OK, as it 
isn't checked anymore, it isn't detected, ant notifications are still sent.

But as you asked in bug #317, I'll try the latest git version before 
anything. I'm still in 0.6.5, and that might explain a lot.

Le 06/10/2011 16:22, nap a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> What if :
> * you remove the execution_failure_criteria line?
> * define ServiceA in the service_dependencies property of the service A?
I'll try that if upgrading isn't enough.

> >   Will serviceB be dependent upon serviceA on the same host, or will it be
> >   dependent upon serviceA on any host in hostgroup1.
>
> It will be the first one :)
OK, that's great.

Next question is : how about a service which should run at least on one 
host? would the following depency do the trick?

define servicedependency{
         hostgroup_name                 group1
        service_description             test
        dependent_hostgroup_name        group1
         dependent_service_description   test
         execution_failure_criteria      o
         notification_failure_criteria   o
}

>
> Regards,
>
>
> Jean

Best regards
François

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