How to cause downtime inheritance from host to service?

[Owen LaGarde]

Is there no way to enter downtime but once for each host and once again
for each service on that host?  How about adding another pulldown to the
extcmd cgi for host downtime, under the "Child Hosts" one, that applied
to services on the indicated host rather than children of the indicated
host?  For that matter, how about a checkbox on the downtime form to
disable service checks associated with the indicated host (I can easily
see cases where, during downtime, you'd not want to have Nagios continue
to probe a host with service checks in addition to not notifying if
there was a problem).  Does this sound like a useful addition to anyone?


-- 
Sincerely,

    Owen LaGarde
    Senior Systems Administrator
    Owen.M.LaGarde at usace.army.mil
    1-800-522-6937 x4879

Engineering Research and Development Center
attn: CEERD-IH-C (Owen LaGarde)
3909 Halls Ferry Road
Vicksburg, MS 39180-6199
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