>
>> This is great but if that particular host did not have
>> any service attache to it then it takes you to an
>> empty page. This can be quite confusing for managers
>> and less technical people of the organization.
>> However if those clickable links were to take us to
>> the following link, then it would create less
>> confusion. Please advise on this. Thanks
>>
>>
>> https://example.com/nagios/cgi-bin/exti ... t=fakehost
>>
>
> So you'd only point to extinfo when there are no services for a
> particular host?
> Another possibility would be to tune status.cgi to still display the
> host status (with a link to extinfo) but fill up service information
> with "No Services Available" and N/A for the other columns.
>
True. The solution originally suggested by Shadih is not acceptable, however.
I wasn't stating "it has to be thus, or I won't accept the change". I was merely
throwing out some ideas that those who actually care about this and wants to
contribute a fix can use as a starting point.
Yours is a good solution too, ofcourse. It will be interesting to see what the
final code looks like
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