Possible misleading help message on command line parameters parsing

[Ricardo Jose Maraschini]

I think that we may remove from usage message long options when they are
not supported. Is this OK? Sounds reasonable?

-rm


--- base/nagios.c	(revision 2141)
+++ base/nagios.c	(working copy)
@@ -389,14 +389,25 @@
 		printf("\n");
 		printf("Options:\n");
 		printf("\n");
+
+#ifdef HAVE_GETOPT_H
 		printf("  -v, --verify-config          Verify all configuration data\n");
 		printf("  -s, --test-scheduling        Shows projected/recommended check scheduling and other\n");
 		printf("                               diagnostic info based on the current configuration files.\n");
-		/*printf("  -o, --dont-verify-objects    Don't verify object relationships - USE WITH CAUTION!\n");*/
 		printf("  -x, --dont-verify-paths      Don't check for circular object paths - USE WITH CAUTION!\n");
 		printf("  -p, --precache-objects       Precache object configuration - use with -v or -s options\n");
 		printf("  -u, --use-precached-objects  Use precached object config file\n");
 		printf("  -d, --daemon                 Starts Nagios in daemon mode, instead of as a foreground process\n");
+#else
+		printf("  -v  Verify all configuration data\n");
+		printf("  -s  Shows projected/recommended check scheduling and other\n");
+		printf("      diagnostic info based on the current configuration files.\n");
+		printf("  -x  Don't check for circular object paths - USE WITH CAUTION!\n");
+		printf("  -p  Precache object configuration - use with -v or -s options\n");
+		printf("  -u  Use precached object config file\n");
+		printf("  -d  Starts Nagios in daemon mode, instead of as a foreground process\n");
+#endif
+
 		printf("\n");
 		printf("Visit the Nagios website at http://www.nagios.org/ for bug fixes, new\n");
 		printf("releases, online documentation, FAQs, information on subscribing to\n");



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