Bulk Disable of Event Handlers?

[Jonah Horowitz]

I finally took the plunge and set up event handlers on a set of our
webservers.  It¹s great because it restarts the web service automatically
when there is an issue.  The problem is, we can¹t take them down for
maintenance without Nagios restarting them.  I know I can disable the event
handlers across the entire nagios system via the ³Tactical² view.  Is there
any way to do it across a service group through the web interface?

Either through the web or through a command line script would be great.

If not, I¹ll probably write/post my own.

Thanks,
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Jonah Horowitz · Monitoring Manager · jhorowitz at looksmart.net
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