Reporting features

[Robert Nelson]

> That's what the "*CUSTOM REPORT PERIOD*" is there for. If you want to 
> match uptime against a timeperiod and discard values outside of its 
> ranges, I suggest you upgrade to Nagios 2.0, which supports just that 
> out of CVS.

Yeah, if you need that and you're looking at the Availability Report
that you link to from the Host Status page, you have to go out of that
and go through the Config->Reporting->Host Reports->Choose Host stuff,
i.e. it's more than one or two clicks. Oh well.

> > (or even a few
> > additional reports, like Past 90 Days) from the builtin reports.
> > 
> 
> That would require changes to the code (unless you choose the custom 
> report period and pick the dates yourself), but quite minimal and 
> trivial such. Feel free to make the necessary changes to 
> latest CVS and 
> submit them. I for one would be delighted to have, for example, "last 
> quarter" on that list as well.
> 
> You might want to try submitting suggestions to nagios-devel 
> though, as 
> nagios-users carries a lot of linenoise.

I thought I'd hit up -users and see if I was missing something obvious
first. I'll put this on my list, right near the bottom. We'll see how
quickly the aggravated salespeople try and push it to the top :)

Rob Nelson
Network Engineer
Windchannel Communications
919-538-6326 


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