flap_detection_enabled=0 not showing up in web interface??

[Yohann.Darsigny at sungard.com]

Hi to all the Nagios users around,
 
I'm having issues with the FLAP detection in nagios.
 
I have the following service definition in my configuration:
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#############################
# TEMPLATE SERVICE_NRPE     #
#############################
define service{
        register                0
        is_volatile             0
        max_check_attempts      3
        normal_check_interval   60
        retry_check_interval    1
        check_period            24x7
        notification_interval   60
        notification_period     24x7
        notification_options    w,c,r
        notifications_enabled   1
        flap_detection_enabled  0
        name                    SERVICE_NRPE
}
 
define service{
    host_name                   server1,server2,server3
    service_description         FileSystem#1 Usage
    check_command               check_nrpe!check_disk1
    contact_groups              grouppager,groupemail
    use                         SERVICE_NRPE
}
=====================================================
 
I have enabled flap detection for all host and service in the main configuration file, but I want to disable it for some service like check_disk.
I added the flap_detection_enabled  0 in my service definition, but when I check in the web interface, it still show off has enable for that service.
If I set it my self manually with the interface, it works fine, but I don't want to do it manually for about 400 services I have configured like the one showed above. :(
 
Any though??
 
Regards

Yohann Darsigny
Support Specialist, Operations 
SunGard Front Office Solutions - BrokerWare(tm) 
Tel: (514) 982-6687 x 226
Fax: (514) 982-9476
email: yohann.darsigny at sungard.com
web: www.brokerware.com 

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