cmd.cgi arguments info?

[Michael Friedrich]

Danilo Godec wrote:
>   Hi,
>
> where can I find information about cmd.cgi arguments available on my
> version of Nagios (3.0.6)?
>
> I want to acknowledge detected problems from a remote machine using
> 'curl' and need to turn the acknowledgment notification off...
>    

Have a look into cgi/cmd.c

void request_command_data(int cmd){

and then translate the cmd type e.g. CMD_DISABLE_HOST_NOTIFICATIONS into 
appropriate integer in include/common.h

but afaik disabling only the ack notification won't be possible in that 
particular case, you'll need to disable host/service notifications then.

kind regards,
Michael

>
>    Danilo
>
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