"Info" link question

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"Info" link question

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I know this is probably a dumb question, but I just want to make sure before I just start deleting stuff :oops:

With one of my XI servers we are moving off of nrpe to all ssh checks. Currently there are about 60 commands defined that use check_nrpe. If I click the "info" link to the right of the command, that would show if that command is used ANYWHERE, template, service, host, just anywhere, right? As long as it just shows tbl_command it should be 100% safe to delete that command definition, right? :) I want to clean out the unused ones so I can get a better handle on what is left to convert.
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Re: "Info" link question

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It would be tempting to say "Yes", but it looks like any commands applied via template will not show any association from that Info button in the CCM. I made a service template that only defined the check_dummy command with ARG0 as 0, and applied it to a new service. check_dummy showed no association. Feature request time?
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Re: "Info" link question

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I guess I could just do a grep on all the cfg files that are in the etc folder for the command so it isn't a show stopper. I may put in a feature request, but go ahead and close this thread.
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