Hostgroup subtraction?

[Marc Powell]

On Jun 4, 2009, at 12:25 PM, Israel Brewster wrote:

> For this example, that works, and perhaps for the original poster  
> it's good enough. I'm running into a very similar situation,  
> however, where I have a list of hostgroups in a base definition, and  
> I just want to remove one hostgroup from that list. I don't want to  
> override the entire list, however, because it might change in the  
> future, and then I'd have to change it in two spots. Plus, I want to  
> keep the other hostgroups, I just don't want the one specific one.  
> So is there a way to remove one (or more) item(s) from an inherited  
> hostgroup list, without overriding the entire thing? Thanks.

If the previously mentioned ! notation doesn't work then I don't  
really have any suggestions. I haven't had a need to use that kind of  
functionality before (I use dead simple inheritance) so I don't have  
anything to fall back on. If it doesn't work, that'd be a nifty and  
logical feature IMHO.

--
Marc


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