Mass Acknowledge a Service

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If you are happy to use a dirty script instead of the gui you can just
use the external command listener file:
I use a script like this:
I would need updating for your needs but works quite well...

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#!/bin/bash
nagiosLog="/opt/nagios/var/nagios.log"
nagiosCommand="/opt/nagios/var/rw/nagios.cmd"

now=`perl -e "print time;"`
OS=`uname -s`;
ORIG_IFS=$IFS ; IFS=$'\n'

 for check in $(grep "CURRENT SERVICE STATE"  $nagiosLog |grep
"windows_updates" | nawk -F": " '{print $2}' |sort -u ) ; do
   echo $check | nawk -F";" -v now=$now '{
    printf( "[%u]
ACKNOWLEDGE_SVC_PROBLEM;"$1";"$2";2;1;0;admin;Awating Patching\n", now
)
   }' >> $nagiosCommand
 done


IFS=$ORIG_IFS
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Ritchie

On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 7:00 PM, steve f <a31modela at hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have a check that checks the size of multiple partitions and we recently
> added some data that surpassed the threshold value and I have over 100
> clients alerting.  There is nothing I can do about the space issue, it will
> go back to normal in a few weeks.
>
> Is it possible to acknowledge all 100 at once?  I do have a service group
> associated with this check but dont see that it can be ack'ed all at once.
> Is it possible to edit the status.dat file with a reference to a host group
> instead of a host name to accomplish this? :
>
> servicecomment {
>         host_name=strxxxxxxxx
>
>        host_group = GROUPNAME HERE
>
>         service_description=Legacy Partition Size
>         entry_type=4
>         comment_id=129
>         source=0
>         persistent=0
>         entry_time=1305654252
>         expires=0
>         expire_time=0
>         author=Nagios Admin
>         comment_data=known issue
>         }
>
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