On 18 July 2011 14:37, Frank Van Damme wrote:
> I was hoping for some generic escaping rules :)
If only! I usually end up using a generous portion of trial-and-error
to find something that works. Sometimes you have to escape the escape
characters that will be used further down the chain.
Th
2011/7/18 Michael Friedrich :
> you didn't mention that in the first place. w/o any examples it will be
> hard to guess.
true. I was hoping for some generic escaping rules :)
dollars at the start have a meaning.
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Frank Van Damme wrote:
> Op 18-07-11 10:16, Michael Friedrich schreef:
>> Frank Van Damme wrote:
>>> (Sorry for possible reposts. I'll stop reposting the day Gmane actually
>>> works).
>>>
>>> Does anybody know how to use a parameter to a check command that starts
>>> with a dollar sign? Nagios int
Op 18-07-11 10:16, Michael Friedrich schreef:
> Frank Van Damme wrote:
>> (Sorry for possible reposts. I'll stop reposting the day Gmane actually
>> works).
>>
>> Does anybody know how to use a parameter to a check command that starts
>> with a dollar sign? Nagios interprets the dollar as if I want
Frank Van Damme wrote:
> (Sorry for possible reposts. I'll stop reposting the day Gmane actually
> works).
>
> Does anybody know how to use a parameter to a check command that starts
> with a dollar sign? Nagios interprets the dollar as if I want to
> substitute the variable with a macro. I tried e
(Sorry for possible reposts. I'll stop reposting the day Gmane actually
works).
Does anybody know how to use a parameter to a check command that starts
with a dollar sign? Nagios interprets the dollar as if I want to
substitute the variable with a macro. I tried escaping, but then I get a
literal
