Object Definitions with Multiple Templates

[Tata, Joseph]

I am having a problem getting Nagios to accept multiple templates in
object definitions.  

Here is an example.  I have two templates defined in templates.cfg: 


define host {
use                             host #This is my "generic" template with
all my basic options in it
name                            prod-host
hostgroups                      prod_servers #Production server host
group
notification_period             24x7
register                        0
}
 

define host {
use                             host
name                            win-host
hostgroups                      win_servers #Windows server host group
register                        0
}

Defining an object with either of these templates works fine.  However
what I really need to do is: 

define host {
use                             prod-host,win-host 
name                            windows-server
address				  192.1.1.1
alias					  My Windows Production Server
}

Instead when I run nagios -v I get:

"Error: Template 'prod-host,win-host' specified in host definition could
not be not found" etc.

http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/objectinheritance.html indicates
this should be possible, and that the resulting object should have
properties of both hosts, but something isn't working.  Am I not
defining something correctly or is this possibly a bug/documentation
error?

Thanks


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