WG: NDO 1.4b7 - nagios_hosts Field Aliases in Configtype 1

[Mies, Christian]

i.A. Christian Mies
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Von: Mies, Christian
Gesendet: Do 14.04.2011 10:27
An: nagios-devel at lists.sourceforge.net
Betreff: NDO 1.4b7 - nagios_hosts Field Aliases in Configtype 1


Hi Nagios Devel List,
I hope I'm right at that list. I cannot find a seperate List for the NDOUtils
 
Historically we need to use NDO 1.4b7 - please don't ask why I'm using it.
 
Since the Nagios Update from 3.2.1 to 3.2.3 the Host Alias in table nagios_hosts Configtype 1 will not updated if I change the Alias in the Configuration. I've looked at the broker.c and broker.h Code but the only difference I found, was that a variable in 3.2.3 is int instead of void.
 
Has anybody of you an idea how to fix the issue, that the nagios_hosts.alias on configtype 1 will be updated on Nagios restart?
 
Thanks in advance,
 
Christian


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