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I have been working to convert my config files from 1.x to 2.0 standards.
One new feature that I wanted to take advantage of was the ability to assig=
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a host to a hostgroup inside of the host definition using the hostgroups
directive. After much work converting my files I was getting errors when
running the "nagios -v nagios.cfg" check. Nagios complained of no members i=
n
certain hostgroups:
[root@cassini base]# ./nagios -v /opt/nagios/etc/2.0/nagios.cfg
Reading configuration data...
Error: Hostgroup has no members (config file
'/opt/nagios/etc/2.0/hosts/hostgroups.cfg', starting on line 21)
***> One or more problems was encountered while processing the config
files...
This was completely bogus. I figured out (by process of serious
elimination) that on certain hosts Nagios didn't want me to use multiple
hostgroups directives (I had been using 2 directives...but using 1
hostgroups directive it worked). I can send you a copy of the config files
or whatever you would need to squash the bug.
~Scottie Thompson
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I have been working to convert my config files from 1.x to 2.0 standar=
ds. One new feature that I wanted to take advantage of was the ability to a=
ssign a host to a hostgroup inside of the host definition using the hostgro=
ups directive. After much work converting my files I was getting error=
s when running the "nagios -v=20
nagios.cfg" check. Nagios complained of no members in certain hos=
tgroups:
[root@cassini base]# ./nagios -v /opt/nagios/etc/2.0/nagios.cfg
<snip>
Reading configuration data...
Error: Hostgroup has no members (config file '/opt/nagios/etc/2.0/hosts/=
hostgroups.cfg', starting on line 21)
***> One or more problems was encountered while processing the config=
files...
</snip>
This was completely bogus. I figured out (by process of serious =
elimination) that on certain hosts Nagios didn't want me to use multiple ho=
stgroups directives (I had been using 2 directives...but using&nb=
sp;1 hostgroups directive it worked). I can send you a copy of the con=
fig files or whatever you would need to squash the bug.=20
~Scottie Thompson
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