On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 10:39 AM, nap <napar...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> But I like the "no try to fix during an update" thing, so maybe we can add
> a new parameter for this? Because writing a restart script that will have to
> check downtime is a bit more difficult than just a check are state+hard. So
> the question is :
> * global parameter or host/service one? I think host service can be good.
> * parameter name? what about disable_event_handler_during_downtime ? a bit
> long, but explicit :)
> * the default value? 0 can be good, so we won't breack nagios behavior, but
> we can easily propose the new way like in the generic-host template.
>
> Hi,
I just commit this new parameter in the global configuration file :
* no_event_handlers_during_downtimes
The Shinken default configuration file is set to 1, so the "new" behavior.
But if you load a nagios configuration that do not have this parameter, it
will use the default value 0, so the Nagios behavior. Every one should be
happy :)
Jean
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