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Macro help
- To: hobbit (at) hswn.dk
- Subject: Macro help
- From: Charles Jones <jonescr (at) cisco.com>
- Date: Thu, 07 Sep 2006 10:53:30 -0700
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Can we use macros in other config files besides hobbit-alerts.cfg? I'm
trying to use the following in hobbit-clients.cfg, and it's just not
working:
$TOMCAT_1_1="prod-app-12|prod-app-15|prod-app-19"
$TOMCAT_1_2="prod-app-32"
$TOMCAT_1_3="prod-app-23|prod-app-27"
$TOMCAT_2_1="prod-app-4|prod-app-7|prod-app-14|prod-app-29"
HOST=%($TOMCAT_1_1)
PROC "tomcat_1_1" TRACK=tc_1_1
HOST=%($TOMCAT_1_2)
PROC "tomcat_1_2" TRACK=tc_1_2
HOST=%($TOMCAT_1_3)
PROC "tomcat_1_3" TRACK=tc_1_3
HOST=%($TOMCAT_2_1)
PROC "tomcat_2_1" TRACK=tc_2_1
Note: I have many. many more hosts to define, which is why I would
prefer to use macros if possible.