nagios
NOTE: You may not include a semicolon (;) in a
command_line directive, because everything after it will be ignored as a .cfg
file comment. You can work around this by calling a wrapper shell script that
does what you want, or you can set one of the $USER$ macros in your resource file to a semicolon and use it in place of the semicolon.
I discovered a different workaround for semicolons in command_line directives:
in resource.cfg:
$USER9$=;then in the command definition I can use:
command_line $USER1$/contrib/check_oracle_instance.pl -ufoo -pbar -c"host=host_foo$USER9$sid=oracle_sid_foo" -a
