ACL support for http2nagios

[nagixsc.git] / sample-configs / http2nagios.cfg

diff --git a/sample-configs/http2nagios.cfg b/sample-configs/http2nagios.cfg
index f5b4c8d83ecfe0f48892301640e66005e81dea29..7c10a954455eb78584f8ceb30a361a03ccc5fb11 100644 (file)
--- a/sample-configs/http2nagios.cfg
+++ b/sample-configs/http2nagios.cfg
@@ -26,6 +26,11 @@
 ; write passive checks to command file ("passive")
 mode: checkresult
 
+; ### acl (false) ###
+; Use ACLs to check if the user is allowed to submit check results for this
+; host
+#acl: false
+
 [mode_passive]
 ; ### pipe ###
 ; File and path of Nagios command pipe
@@ -47,3 +52,25 @@ dir: /tmp/cr
 ; echo -n "Password" | md5sum -
 nagixsc: 019b0966d98fb71d1a4bc4ca0c81d5cc ; PW: nagixsc
 
+[acl_allowed_hosts_list]
+; (List of) allowed host(s) per user
+; Option "acl" in section "server" must be set to "true"!
+;
+; Format: <username>: <hostname1> [, <hostname2> [, <hostname3> [...]]]
+;
+; Example (allow only "host1" for "nagixsc"):
+;nagixsc: host1 ; "host2.foo.bar" of sample config not allowed
+
+[acl_allowed_hosts_re]
+; Regular Expression of allowed host(s) per user
+; Option "acl" in section "server" must be set to "true"!
+;
+; ATTENTION!
+; - Needs more testing!
+; - Python Regular Expressions, see http://docs.python.org/library/re.html
+;
+; Format: <username>: <regexp>
+;
+; Example (allow only "host1" for "nagixsc", same as above in "acl_allowed_hosts_list"):
+;nagixsc: ^host1$
+