Hi,
I am new to Nagios and require some assistance. I want to have multiple action_url linked to a host.
I have searched on google and the closest I could get to a solution was
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Pa ... ch/details
But I have no idea on how to implement this. What do I need to do with the file?
Anyone can help me to get started?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Best Regards!
Multiple action URL
Re: Multiple action URL
I would doubt that that patch is directly compatible with the current versions of core. Do you have need for more than 1 url at this time? If not, you may just want to look at using the current action_url directive.
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Re: Multiple action URL
Hi abrist,
Thank you for your quick reply. I need to have more then 1 action url (atleast 3).
Just for your information I am using Version 3.5.1
Thank you for your quick reply. I need to have more then 1 action url (atleast 3).
Just for your information I am using Version 3.5.1
Re: Multiple action URL
Well, you could try applying the patch to the source of 3.5.1. If it fails, you will have to patch it manually by merging the lines/changes from the patch into the source through a text editor.
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Re: Multiple action URL
Thanks for you input abrist!
The problem is I have no idea how to do the patch... How do I install/implement it??
Thanks in advance!
The problem is I have no idea how to do the patch... How do I install/implement it??
Thanks in advance!
Re: Multiple action URL
Applying an old patch to new code is not a simple point-and-click solution. Essentially you would need to see what the old patch did, find the respective lines in the new source code for Core, write them in using a text editor, and then re-compile. We can't really say for sure what side-effects this might have.
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