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On 13/11/08 02:25 PM, Andrew Ivanov wrote:
> Thomas, would you be so kind to tell me how to do that, just in brief:
>
>> You can easily pass the check output and/or performance data back to the
> next check.
>
> Probably I've missed some things in the docs.
Use $SERVICEOUTPUT$ or $SERVICEPERFDATA$ in the command definition (you
will need single or double quotes to pass the string as a single argument.
Obviously, the plugin need to me able to handle it, and although I
didn't look far the only one I know of that does it is the one I wrote
(and haven't published yet).
- --
Thomas
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