About the global handler.
Alex Flex
aflexzor at gmail.com
Sun Sep 1 00:07:43 CEST 2013
Hello,
Iam trying to use a global handler so that it invokes a failover by
distinguishing first if the host is CRITICAL, if its then it should
failover all services under that host and ignore the number of services
of that particular host in trouble and NOT try to failover specific
services.
If specific services of that host are in trouble AND the host state is
OK then it should failover only the specific services.
Is this something that can be achieved by a global host handler? If yes
how? according to what i read i cannot pass specific service arguments
to the global handler. It only gets fed the nagios macros so it cannot
distinguish what action to take according to the circumstances.
Alex
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