Found bugs in 1.1

[Ethan Galstad]

Thanks!  These will be applied to the 1.x branch as well as HEAD.

On 21 Nov 2003 at 11:53, Jason Martin wrote:

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> Hello, I've found a few bugs in 1.1 that may be a bit troublesome.
> 
> One of them is that the 'notification_period' clause of a host is not
> required. I had a template that was missing this clause and several
> hosts that used the template.  When I tried running a Nagios compiled
> w/debug enabled it coredumped when it tried to print out the host
> definition.
> 
> Another is that if a service dependency has neither of the 
> execution_failure_criteria or notification_failure_criteria defined it
> is silently ignored.  I think a warning indicating that this 'lame'
> servicedependency exists should be thrown; I've attached a patch to
> effect this.
> 
> A third is that the following causes a coredump; I think the
> servicedep duplication function should detect when its trying to set
> up an immediately circular depedency. 
> 
> define servicedependency{
>                 hostgroup_name                  HOSTGROUP1
>                 service_description             Oracle
>                 dependent_hostgroup_name  	HOSTGROUP1
>                 dependent_service_description   *
>          execution_failure_criteria      n
>          notification_failure_criteria   w,u,c
>                 }
> 
> 
> - -Jason Martin
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Ethan Galstad,
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