3.0b6 custom macros

[Unger, Christian]

I tried to use custom macros in service commands. But it seams that they
doesn't work. The command script is perl and makes only a simple print
@ARGV; for testing. 

The Result is: -H192.168.111.237--ram95/100--vram25/75-c$-v$.

I tried the custom macros in service definition too, but I got the same
result. 

Configuration snipe:

define host{
 host_name 75153735-9c5b-477a-a2c1-dd2ffe72bcd8
 address 192.168.111.78
 .
 .
 .
 _SNMPversion 2
 _SNMPcommunity public
}

define service{
  host_name 75153735-9c5b-477a-a2c1-dd2ffe72bcd8
  service_description fd308203-ab96-4792-9dee-4f9e75644a71
  check_command 959c8fec-5af9-44b4-95f1-820839c1ef60!101/101!25/50
  .
  .
  .
}

define command{
 command_name 959c8fec-5af9-44b4-95f1-820839c1ef60
 command_line $USER1$/check_memory -H $HOSTADDRESS$ --ram $ARG1$ --vram
$ARG2$ -c $_HOSTSNMPcommunity$ -v $_HOSTSNMPversion$
}

System 2.6.22-14-server #1 SMP Sun Oct 14 23:34:23 GMT 2007 i686
GNU/Linux ubuntu 7.10.

Can someone help?

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