Read-only view of hosts (again?)

[Atul Gosain]

Hey

Use authorized_for_system_commands in cgi.cfg for restricting them to 
execute commands.

 
C. Bensend wrote:

>Hey folks,
>
>	I'm finishing up another Nagios installation, and I realize
>I have a need to let the folks in our helpdesk organization have a
>read-only view of a certain number of hosts.  They are a contact
>for this specific group of hosts, but I can't let them start turning
>off notifications or anything crazy (basically, gotta keep them away
>from cmd.cgi, I guess).
>
>	Yes, I know this has been answered before on the list.  ;)
>Sourceforge's search function seems to be having a conniption fit,
>and I didn't find any answers via Google.
>
>	I can't for the life of me remember how you folks were
>doing it, and I can't access the archives (does anyone know of
>an archive mirror anywhere?  Sourceforge seems to have issues for
>me quite often).
>
>	Sorry for the pre-asked question, but if I can't find the
>pre-answers, I'm hosed for now.  ;)
>
>Benny
>
>
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