On 03/13/2013 05:32 PM, Michael Friedrich wrote:
> On 13.03.2013 16:46, Simon Oosthoek wrote:
>> Another way might be to define a custom variable (macro) in the host
>> definition that is later used in the generic service definition to set
>> host specific parameters. I suppose this means you have to set the
>> custom macro in all host definitions or their ancestor. see
>>
>> http://docs.icinga.org/latest/en/customobjectvars.html#basicscustomvars
>
> no. custom var macros are interpreted on runtime. not on config read and
> object processing and resolving the final attributes. so i am not
> entirely sure what your idea is here, but the approach will fail.
>
Perhaps my choice of words was wrong, but I think I'm using this
already: (In nagios 3.0.5, haven't tried the same on icinga yet)
define host{
use debian-dom0-host
host_name minerva
parents bit2-switch01
address 10.110.11.123
_WARNVMS 28
_CRITVMS 31
}
define host{
use debian-dom0-host
host_name vulcan
parents bit1-switch02
address 10.110.11.124
_WARNVMS 25
_CRITVMS 31
}
And then
define service{
use generic-service,srv-pnp
hostgroup_name debian-dom0
service_description Xen VMs
check_command
check_nrpe!check_xen_vms!$_HOSTWARNVMS$!$_HOSTCRITVMS$
}
Admittedly, this could probably be better/just as well done using a
local thing in nrpe.cfg in the command definition, but at the time I
thought this was an interesting way to try.
I think this works as expected, but please correct me if it's by
accident ;-)
/Simon
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