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Official Icinga 2 Docker images
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Added dnsutils as dependency for dig command #83

Closed vlcty closed 1 year ago

vlcty commented 2 years ago

The dig check command from the Icinga 2 ITL can not be used in the official docker container, because the dig command is not installed. Since there is no way to install software later on the dnsutils package providing the dig application should be added.

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vlcty commented 2 years ago

I'll not sign a document with my full name and address just for a pull request on GitHub. I see three prossible ways:

1) You merge it anyway 2) You commit the change yourself 3) Do nothing and close this pull request

I'm happy with all three outcomes.

Al2Klimov commented 1 year ago

Colleagues, shall we auto-install recommended package dependencies instead?

julianbrost commented 1 year ago

Probably not for everything but in case of the monitoring-plugins package, it could make sense as ideally, they should all just work. But still would need a look over which packages this would additionally install.

Al2Klimov commented 1 year ago

Done better by #95.