Disable service_notification_commands

[Aidan Anderson]

Hi Kareem,

I am using 2.8 and the docs have 'service_notification_commands' in red 
(required) so I don't know whether that is an error in the docs or not.

If you want to disable service notifications, put the directive back and 
simply specify the 'n' option.  This will disable service notifications.

regards,
Aidan


Kareem Mahgoub wrote:
> Dear All
> I am using Nagios 2.5 and I want to disable the service notification
> command.
> On the documentation under the  section of "Contact Definition", I can see
> that the directive "service_notification_commands" is in black which means
> it is optional. When I commented it and made a conf check it gave Error:
> Contact 'kareem' has no service notification commands defined!
> Am I missing something here?
> Best Regards,
> Kareem Mahgoub
>
>
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