On 01/07/2013 02:57 PM, Ton Voon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We're looking at the latest Nagios 4 branch and have seen an issue
> where the refactoring around object relationships seems to be missing
> for the CGIs. The specific problem is that the contactgroups do not
> have all the members populated, though I think host groups and other
> relationships are affected.
>
I think this is already fixed in the svn trunk, and git agrees.
commit 4abf7d261e4c710277ddab01fd7b0ad77c1abe13
Author: Andreas Ericsson
Date: Wed Dec 5 15:29:04 2012 +0000
xod: Make group member parsing work with precached objects
This caused all manner of weird bugs, such as hostgroups being
empty and notifications not being sent out to contacts added to
contactgroups which in turn were set to be assigned to certain
hosts and services, but only when using precached objects, which
is how this slipped through the testing net.
With this patch the objects.precache is identical to the
objects.cache file generated from it after Nagios has parsed it,
with two exceptions:
* The date/time thing will obviously differ.
* All lists are printed in reverse order in objects.cache
The date thing I won't even bother commenting on. Just live with
it. The reverse order thing might be a bit of an issue though,
but since member lists aren't sorted in either file (and won't be
if Nagios is started without using a precache file) anyway, I
really don't care about that either.
Signed-off-by: Andreas Ericsson
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