cfg_dir directory recursion

[Bryan Loniewski]

>Compile this attached program and run it with
>getnagioscfg <your nagios.cfg file>
>If it spits out every file you think should be included I'll get a patch
>for nagios.

Does not spit out anything...

bash-2.05# ./getnagioscfg nagios.cfg
bash-2.05#

exit code is 0 and if I don't give an argument it prints usage, so it does run?

>
>Compile with;
>gcc getnagioscfg.c -o getnagioscfg

Compiled... but with warnings:

bash-2.05#  gcc getnagioscfg.c -o getnagioscfg
getnagioscfg.c: In function `read_strip_split':
getnagioscfg.c:52: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
getnagioscfg.c:57: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast

>
>You might have to change header files or something or linking or
>something. I'm not very familiar with solaris.

Only had to change one header file (err.h > errno.h).

>

My setup looks like...

nagios.cfg:
cfg_dir=/usr/local/nagios2/etc/CCF_SC


bash-2.05# pwd
/usr/local/nagios2/etc

bash-2.05# ls -dl CCF_SC/
drwxr-xr-x   4 nagios   nagios       512 Feb 18 11:30 CCF_SC/

bash-2.05# ls -dl CCF_SC/ccf/
drwxr-xr-x   2 nagios   nagios       512 Feb 18 11:17 CCF_SC/ccf/

bash-2.05# ls -dl CCF_SC/ccf/ccf.cfg
-rw-r--r--   1 nagios   nagios      9518 Feb 18 11:06 CCF_SC/ccf/ccf.cfg


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