the dynamic definitions use a linux-server host template and a limited-notification-service service template. but neither are defined anywhere.
host definitions use a parent directive that nagios does not recognize:
Error: Invalid host object directive 'parent'.
also, /etc/nagios3/dynamic/ is missing from the server:cfg_dir: entry in the pillar example.
i think both templates could be created from pillar data. that way the users can modify the templates for their own needs.
and i guess it is safe to just add /etc/nagios3/dynamic/ to the list of directories, even if it there is no dynamic data because it would just be an empty directory. (though i don't know if nagios is fine with that or a missing directory)
i don't know what do do about parent. i just removed it to make things work.
the dynamic definitions use a
linux-serverhost template and alimited-notification-serviceservice template. but neither are defined anywhere.host definitions use a
parentdirective that nagios does not recognize:also,
/etc/nagios3/dynamic/is missing from theserver:cfg_dir:entry in the pillar example.i think both templates could be created from pillar data. that way the users can modify the templates for their own needs.
and i guess it is safe to just add
/etc/nagios3/dynamic/to the list of directories, even if it there is no dynamic data because it would just be an empty directory. (though i don't know if nagios is fine with that or a missing directory)i don't know what do do about
parent. i just removed it to make things work.