Miscellaneous Questions

[Jason Martin]

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> Is there an easy way to make all services that use nrpe, dependent on the 
> nrpe service? What I mean is, do I have to setup a service dependency for 
> each one, or is there a shorthand method?

I think in 2.0 you can define a 'wildcard' dependency that excludes 
excludes the daemon itself (ie you can't make NRPE dependent on NRPE), but 
I don't know if there is a way to say "all services on every machine are 
dependent on that machine's NRPE". If there is I would like to know how :>

- -Jason Martin
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