Ack/Downtime on multiple hosts/services

[Jason Frisvold]

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Thomas Guyot-Sionnest wrote:
> If you put a host into downtime, it suppress all service notifications.
> You can also use commands like "Disable all notifications for this host"
> There's also a few commands you can run for the whole hostgroup or
> servicegroup.

Hrm..  per host/hostgroup might do it..  I'll look into that.

> Other than that I used to write quick and dirty scripts to send
> mass-command to the command pipe in the past - nothing really re-usable
> though, see the libexec/eventhandlers directory if you need some
> inspiration.
> 

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Jason Frisvold
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