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> > If Nagios would store the string that the plugin returned
> > when a user clicks "Acknowledge", then if the plugin returns a *new*
> > CRITICAL string, Nagios would go thru it's notification routine, run event
> > handlers, etc. When the user again clicks "Acknowledge", Nagios stores this
> > new string (discarding the old) to be ready for the next problem.

how would you reliably detect a *new* string? New could also mean

DISK OK - free space: /mnt/baz 8783 MB (98% inode=99%);
changing to
DISK OK - free space: /mnt/baz 8782 MB (98% inode=99%);

or

TCP OK - 0.000 second response time on port 22
TCP OK - 0.001 second response time on port 22

Just for clarification even though this feature would likely not make
sense for check_tcp.

Matthias






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