Can you use an "icingacli" command as a service?

[ottonaut (Angelina Otto)]

@log1c

Why do you create a config file when you are using the Director anyway?

When using the director to create the command I couldn’t figure out how to set the command to a different directory. The standard is the PluginDir.
Also you suggested it here:

@log1c

The config file naming doesn’t matter really. You could put all your configuration in one single file called myconfig.conf. The separation by object type/zone/whatever is just to make it easier to work with.

@log1c

Ok. So it is the output of the check itself, nothing from the web interface.

Yea right the output itself. Just wanted to say where I got it from. Sorry

@log1c

What output do you get if you restore the file to its original state?

It goes back to the error at line 35 like before.

Thank you for showing me this feature. Never seen it before!

'/usr/bin/icingacli' 'vspheredb' 'check' 'host' '--name' 'vm.intern.somewhere.de'

This is what I’d get if I try it on the master:

root@ism-icinga-01:/etc/icinga2# '/usr/bin/icingacli' 'vspheredb' 'check' 'host' '--name' 'vm.intern.somewhere.de'
Overall status is "green"

And this is the service in the zones.d/director-global/servicesets.conf:185 as pointed to in the screenshot:

apply Service "vSphere Unsolved" {
    import "vSphere Unsolved"

    assign where "ESXi" in host.groups

    import DirectorOverrideTemplate
}