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hi michael,
On Sun, Feb 12, 2006 at 06:01:02PM +0800, Michael Alger wrote:
> The cfg_file and cfg_dir options set the "object configuration files",=20
> which is entirely different to the Nagios configuration file. I thought=
=20
> there was an "include_file" or similar directive, but I can't find it in=
=20
> documentation so probably there isn't. The closest is perhaps the=20
> resource_file, but that won't be parsed by the CGI and therefore=20
> probably isn't suitable.
ah, yes... that makes sense. thanks for setting me straight
on that. i'll see about a better method for making the
external_commands optional. perhaps i will just turn them
on, but use filesystem permissions to prevent it from
being usable without intervention.
thanks,
sean
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