Host Urgency Patch

[Jochen Bern]

On 05/04/2011 01:17 PM, Ton Voon wrote:
> Hi Jochen,
> Is it possible if you can create a test case for this? Hit the status.cgi
> with this sortoption and then check that the hosts are ordered appropriately?
> There are some examples of tests in t/ that do similar tricks.

Umh, that might take a moment, I'm afraid. Not only am I not fluent in
PERL, there also seems to be something wrong with my running a "make
test", now that I actually try it:

> 900-configparsing...............                                             
> #   Failed test 'Nagios validation failed:                                   
[...]
> # Reading configuration data...                                                  
> #    Read main config file okay...                                               
> # Unable to open main config file '/root/nagios-3.2.3+SP+MU/t/etc/nagios.cfg'    
> #    Error processing object config files!                                       
[...]
> #   in 900-configparsing.t at line 23.
> Cannot create precached objects file at 900-configparsing.t line 26.



> # ls -l /root/nagios-3.2.3+SP+MU/t/etc/nagios.cfg
> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 43029 15. Mai 2009  /root/nagios-3.2.3+SP+MU/t/etc/nagios.cfg

Does a "nagios -v" do the nagios_user:nagios_group set[ug]id() stuff
before starting the check? Because I work under a mode-750 /root while
t/etc/nagios.cfg specifies nagios:nagios ...

(I validated the patch with an actual browser and a quick additional
temp config file on a normally-running Nagios before submitting it.)

Kind regards,
								J. Bern
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