[Patch] Nagios 3.0.3: extinfo.cgi to show hosts custom vars and parents

[Sven Nierlein]

Hi Marcus,

the idea is nice, but i think this should be made optional. Maybe 
someone else is also storing sensitive information as
custom host macro. For example SNMP communities. And i dont want to show 
them to all nagios users.

Maybe this can be switched off via nagios.cfg, or only included if the 
person is a contact for the host (not just for
a service on this host).

Regards,
 Sven


Marcus Fleige wrote:
> Hi Ethan, hi list,
>
> i had a request here to make the custom variables defined in host 
> definitions visible. Thought it might be useful for others too, so 
> here is a patch against Nagios 3.0.3 extending the extinfo.cgi to show 
> more info. (See screenshot for an example.)
>
> Oh, and please don't bash me for using html tables, that wasn't my 
> idea. ;-)
>
> Regards,
>
> Marcus
>
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