"alias" host configuration not interpreted since 3.2.2

[Dennis Kuhlmeier]

Hi,

just noticed that I couldn't change the alias value in an existing
host definition.

$HOSTALIAS$ just remained on the old value although the web
interface showed the current setting.

I built myself a little test setup and just returned $HOSTALIAS$ as
a check-result and could confirm that in Nagios Core 3.2.1
$HOSTALIAS$ changed without error when changing the alias
definition, since version 3.2.2 change is impossible.

Thanks for a fix in an upcoming version.

Regards,

Dennis

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