On Thursday 20 October 2016 at 00:28:21, Michael Martinez wrote:
> I stumbled on the answer myself:
>
> servicenames = [ "1", "2" ]
> for (item in servicenames) {
> object Service "prefix" + item use(item) {
> get_service(, item).state
> }
> }
This, for me, begs the questions:
1. Wh
I stumbled on the answer myself:
servicenames = [ "1", "2" ]
for (item in servicenames) {
object Service "prefix" + item use(item) {
get_service(, item).state
}
}
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 12:17 PM, Michael Martinez wrote:
> var names = [ "name1", "name2" ]
>
> i would like to create s
I would like to ignore them as if they didn't exist, as if Icinga did
not care to check their status. The reason is because my list of host
objects is imported automatically and it's a very large list. There's
a subset of hosts we don't want icinga to monitor, and it would be
easier for me to tell
var names = [ "name1", "name2" ]
i would like to create service objects with the above names, and
inside each object definition, reference the name in a get_service
function call. I would like to do this in a for loop because my array
of names is large.
I have tried:
for (name in names) do {
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