Simon wrote:
> On 05/31/2011 02:24 PM, Assaf Flatto wrote:
>   
>> Simon wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi list,
>>>
>>> i'd like to define a dependency for a service, which depends on another host
>>> (and no special service on it). Is this possible?
>>>
>>> If i leave the "service_description" field empty, i get errors and the new
>>> config refuses to load.
>>>
>>> Example: I've got a single check for updates on my linux hosts via the
>>> check_multi script. the normal case is that i plan a downtime for the host i
>>> actually have to patch. when i now restart this host after successfull 
>>> update,
>>> the update-check fails and me and my co-workers retrieve a notification.
>>>
>>> -------- snip ---------
>>>
>>> define service {
>>>   host_name                       icinga-host
>>>   service_description             Apt-Updates
>>>   check_command                   check_apt_updates!
>>>   contact_groups                  admins
>>>   use                             half-daily
>>> }
>>>
>>> define servicedependency {
>>>   dependent_host_name             icinga-host
>>>   dependent_service_description   Apt-Updates
>>>   host_name                       host1, host2, host3
>>>   notification_failure_criteria   w,u,c
>>> }
>>>
>>> -------- snip ---------
>>>
>>> Greetings,
>>> Simon
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
>> you'll need to define a service that the apt-updates service is 
>> dependent on , if you have no services assigned to host {1..3} , then 
>> the service dependency login breaks , cause you are telling it "make 
>> sure that  you can walk only if ...." ( but you do not supply the "if" 
>> option.)
>>     
>
> Hi Assaf,
>
> i would have prefered to tell him "just run when host X, Y and Z are up", but
> i'll add some services to these hosts make my check dependent on them
>
> Thanks for your answer,
> Simon
>
>   
In that case just add a simple "ping" service check ( i have tried to 
use the "check_host_alive" for dependencies , but it will not work )
and then you have the same as "host up" service .

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