William Leibzon wrote:
> Don't use macros as arguments to commands at service definition. I
> don't think this was ever documented in nagios 3 as being ok either
> even if it worked....
I sure hope this continues to work. I think it allows us to write much
simpler command objects that can more easily be reused by different services.
Command definitions are often kept in a separate file. It makes the service
definition much more readable and maintainable if all the service specific
args (including user defined macros which are defined in the service
definition or a template used by it) are passed to the command in the service
definition.
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