running apply config from the command line

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running apply config from the command line

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this'll be quick
running this command from the commandline

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/usr/local/nagiosxi/scripts/reconfigure_nagios.sh
is the same as running apply config from ccm right?

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Re: running apply config from the command line

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for practical purposes yes. When you run from the UI, it actually scheduled a command in the DB and it is picked up from a cron job and run
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Re: running apply config from the command line

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is there a better way to run Apply config from the cli?
my intention is to add the command to a script that runs after we sync our db's between our pri and sec servers
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Re: running apply config from the command line

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That would be the best way
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Re: running apply config from the command line

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thanks guys!
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