Nagios CGI modification

[Florent HOUBART]

Hello,


>Changing the link is no big deal of course.  My big question is, how do I
>get a list of all the hosts in that host group passed?


You may find exemple of such tasks in status.cgi. You need to loop over all the hosts and check for each if the belong to the hostgroup or not.

Below is an extract of status.c where I only keep what would be relevant for you (extract from function show_hostgroup_overview). 

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/* find all the hosts that belong to the hostgroup */
for(temp_hoststatus=hoststatus_list;temp_hoststatus!=NULL;temp_hoststatus=temp_hoststatus->next){

     /* find the host... */
     temp_host=find_host(temp_hoststatus->host_name,NULL);

     /* make sure this host a member of the hostgroup */
     if(!is_host_member_of_hostgroup(hstgrp,temp_host))
          continue;

     /* make sure the user is authorized to see this host */
     if(is_authorized_for_host(temp_host,&current_authdata)==FALSE)
          continue;

 
     /* Do something with the host temp_host */
}

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Regards,

Florent Houbart


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