Closed Tonnulus closed 6 years ago
cgagnaire
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6 years ago Hi @Tonnulus, As you have seen, this version has to be launched with the directory where is stored your configuration in the --config option. Still, your configuration files names must match the filter, the default beeing '^(?!(.|connector.cfg))(.*.cfg)$'. You can send us your files names list to help you make a filter that works for you! Thanks.
Tonnulus
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6 years ago Hi @cgagnaire, Thank you for your answer. Here is the contents of the directory : ├── cgi.cfg ├── nagios.cfg ├── objects │ ├── commands.cfg │ ├── contactgroups.cfg │ ├── contacts.cfg │ ├── dependencies.cfg │ ├── escalations.cfg │ ├── hostgroups.cfg │ ├── hosts.cfg │ ├── servicegroups.cfg │ ├── services.cfg │ └── timeperiods.cfg └── resource.cfg
cgagnaire
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6 years ago Hi @Tonnulus,
Ok, it is because your other objects definitions are into the objects directory.
We don't browse recursively the directories.
So you should launch the command twice, first at the main directory root (for resources configuration file), then a the
Sims24
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6 years ago We didn't have your feedback so we consider this issue as solved. Feel free to re-open.
Hello, Thanks to the new version and #43 The script run without error, but the only result I have is :
RESOURCECFG;ADD;$hostsUSER2$;PUBLIC;Central;Resource $USER2$ RESOURCECFG;ADD;$hostsUSER10$;/srv/eyesofnetwork/pnp4nagios;Central;Resource $USER10$ RESOURCECFG;ADD;$hostsUSER1$;/srv/eyesofnetwork/nagios/plugins;Central;Resource $USER1$ RESOURCECFG;ADD;$hostsUSER3$;/srv/eyesofnetwork/notifier;Central;Resource $USER3$
There is no host and no service ...