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Re: {bb} How to hide the BBHOST itself ?
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- Subject: Re: {bb} How to hide the BBHOST itself ?
- From: Jeff Stoner <leapfrog@freeshell.org>
- Date: Fri, 6 May 2005 14:15:49 +0000 (UTC)
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On Tue, 26 Apr 2005, Jessy Leeuwenhage wrote:
I think it is pretty pointless to check the server BB is running on.
Afterall, if it breaks it can't send any messages anyway...
Thgat's why you set up a second server and have both monitor each other.
:-)
So.....I wanted to hide the BB-server by putting a # before the line
Like this :
# 195.xx.xx.xx host.fqdn.nl # BBDISPLAY
Doing that breaks a bunch of things.
Everything appeared to be fine, until I wanted to see the history. I get
"Internal server error" ?
How can I hide the BB-server and still have the history ?
Can probably do it using bbgen (available from deadcat.net) or hacking the
web poage generation scripts a little. You could always put it on a page
by itself in a group-only block with no services to display.
might be able to do it this way
group BBserver <!-- hide me
bbserver 1.2.3.4 # BBDISPLAY
group Everybody -->
server1
server2
etc.
but that might look funny....who knows....give it a shot.
--Jeff
"I am not available for comment"
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