On 10/15/2014 3:50 PM, Maik Heinelt wrote:
After migrating our old hobbit server to latest version 4.3.18, another error message appeared.
Error output: WARNING: The 'bad' syntax has been deprecated, please convert to 'delayred' and/or 'delayyellow' tags
What I noticed on other pages online, the warning usually includes a <TESTNAME> value, but not at our installation. Seems to be very difficult to debug it. Maybe someone has a hint?
Look in your hosts.cfg (or whatever your file is) for lines with "bad"
In the man page for hosts.cfg, you will find the following:
badTEST[-weekdays-starttime-endtime]:x:y:z NOTE: This has been deprecated, use the delayred and delayyellow settings instead.
Normally when a network test fails, the status changes to red immediately. With a "badTEST:x:y:z" tag this behaviour changes: * While "z" or more successive tests fail, the column goes RED.
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