A couple of Nagios NEB plugin API questions

Razvan Cojocaru razvan.cojocaru at 1and1.ro
Thu Aug 9 14:39:29 CEST 2012


> Yes you can, if you know just a tiny bit about Nagios. It's a pointer
> to either a host or a service. Which it is depends on the type of
> callback we're issuing.

That was entirely uncalled for. Some of us prefer to ask similarly
minded peers where we feel it's not unreasonable to do so, rather than
go with the "the code is the documentation" attitude (which I am not
putting down, to each his (or her) own).

I thought it obvious both that I've done my homework, and that I am
quite able to stand on my own two feet. Apparently I wasn't as clear as
I should have been.


Thank you for answering,
-- 
Razvan Cojocaru

Linux Development Core Romania

1&1 Internet Development S.R.L. - Bucharest/Romania
Web: www.1und1.de


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