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From: Lars Thegler <lars@thegler.dk>
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Subject: Re: nagios version 1
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Vivek Khera wrote:
> Can we have a nagios1 port?  The current nagios port is up to 2.0 beta, 
> and it is quite substantially incompatible with a nagios 1 
> configuration.  ie, if you upgrade nagios port, you're hosed.

It sounds like a good plan, but hasn't the train already left the 
station here? It's been over 5 weeks since the 1->2 changeover.


/Lars