Werk #1570: Fix notification of check_http active checks with Nagios core

Component Notifications
Title Fix notification of check_http active checks with Nagios core
Date Dec 3, 2014
Level Trivial Change
Class Bug Fix
Compatibility Compatible - no manual interaction needed
Checkmk versions & editions
1.2.6b1
Not yet released
Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)
1.2.6b1
Not yet released
Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)
1.2.6b1
Not yet released
Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)
1.2.6b1
Not yet released
Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)
1.2.6b1
Not yet released
Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)
1.2.6b1
Not yet released
Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)
1.2.6b1
Not yet released
Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)
1.2.6b1
Not yet released
Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)
1.2.6b1 Checkmk Raw (CRE), Checkmk Enterprise (CEE), Checkmk MSP (CME)

When using Nagios as the core and a check command that contains single quotes then the notification would not work. This is because the variables are enclosed in single quotes in check_mk_templates.cfg. That file has been changed so that for the check command macros double quotes are being used. Check_MK itself does never use double quotes in its strings so this is less likely to cause problems.

The Check_MK Micro Core does not have this problem. Everything works fine here.

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