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Tool for CLI interaction with the Zabbix API
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Unable to filter exact match #12

Open kaloyan-s opened 4 years ago

kaloyan-s commented 4 years ago

Hello Brian,

The tools you have created are awesome. However i am using the screen_creator and i am trying to filter by exact match, because i have lots of hosts in the same host group for example host1,host11,host111 When i try to add a graph using the filter option and choosing host1, the graphs of all 3 hosts (host1,host11,host111) are added to the screen. Can you let me know if there is an option to filter the exact host i need ?

Regards,

BrianGallew commented 4 years ago

That's ... a good one. I'll have to go back and look at the code.

On Thu, Mar 12, 2020 at 10:11 AM kaloyan-s notifications@github.com wrote:

Hello Brian,

The tools you have created are awesome. However i am using the screen_creator and i am trying to filter by exact match, because i have lots of hosts in the same host group for example host1,host11,host111 When i try to add a graph using the filter option and choosing host1, the graphs of all 3 hosts (host1,host11,host111) are added to the screen. Can you let me know if there is an option to filter the exact host i need ?

Regards,

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BrianGallew commented 4 years ago

Looking through the code, the hostname is passed through the the zabbix_api code as part of a FILTER. Honestly, I don't know the semantics of filtering in that code. I suspect it's a simple match, but you could always try passing in a regex to see if you get what you want. Specifically, if you add "host1$", it should prevent it from matching host11, host10, or host111111.1111.

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Hello Brian,

The tools you have created are awesome. However i am using the screen_creator and i am trying to filter by exact match, because i have lots of hosts in the same host group for example host1,host11,host111 When i try to add a graph using the filter option and choosing host1, the graphs of all 3 hosts (host1,host11,host111) are added to the screen. Can you let me know if there is an option to filter the exact host i need ?

Regards,

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kaloyan-s commented 4 years ago

Thank you Brian,

I will try this and let you know if it works. Take care

Regards, Kaloyan

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Looking through the code, the hostname is passed through the the zabbix_api code as part of a FILTER. Honestly, I don't know the semantics of filtering in that code. I suspect it's a simple match, but you could always try passing in a regex to see if you get what you want. Specifically, if you add "host1$", it should prevent it from matching host11, host10, or host111111.1111.

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Hello Brian,

The tools you have created are awesome. However i am using the screen_creator and i am trying to filter by exact match, because i have lots of hosts in the same host group for example host1,host11,host111 When i try to add a graph using the filter option and choosing host1, the graphs of all 3 hosts (host1,host11,host111) are added to the screen. Can you let me know if there is an option to filter the exact host i need ?

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