Orphan hosts in hostgroup list

[Thomas Guyot-Sionnest]

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On 11/08/08 03:54 AM, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
> Bernd Arnold wrote:
>>> For extra points, make it not create the host/servicegroups if they
>>> aren't going to be displayed.
>> I've done some improvements. The groups are only created for the CGIs
>> if the config variables are set to 1. So now I've earned the extra
>> points :) Just kidding...
>>
>>> Ethan, these patches look simple enough that it's worth applying
>>> imo. It's also something some people have expressed wishes for. The
>>> default should probably be to not show them though, and to not
>>> create them when they're not to be shown. I can fix that later if
>>> you like.
>> The default is: they are not created in the main Nagios program. And
>> the default for the CGIs is: they aren't created (and thus shown).
>>
>> If you like to apply them I've added extra parts for the config and
>> html files, too.
>>
>> And now I know how to create one diff file for all changed files with
>> cvs. By the way, is there an approach replacing cvs by subversion?
>>
> 
> Why replace crap with crap? I'll get Ethan drunk in Germany during the
> Netways conference and make him promise to swap to a distributed vcs. ;-)
> 

You have my backing on this. I had plans to move Nagios-plugins to Git
after the last release; I've been so busy lately that I just didn't had
time yet :)

Do you have any suggestion on git hosting sites? I was thinking or
either Gitorious or repo.or.cz. IMO Gitorious is a bit nicer in term or
presenting projects and members, but it doesn't looks like it has some
of the useful features of gitweb.

G-Forge beta has a Git plugin too, do maybe NagiosForge could integrate
it, so it could be used by Nagios and NagiosPlugins...


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Thomas
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