I have an unusual request. Is there a way to hide disabled services for a host? I have created a WATO rule that disables certain filesystem services for a host, but they still show up under the list of host services as “Disabled” after an inventory. This wouldn’t be a problem, but the filesystem name is a docker container and has a name that looks like this: /volume1/@docker/containers/6bea2b9e7d7ff85221e6eec8cdb3e623ca546de2b5b4187cac5aac3f80710e44/shm
That means the “service name” columns occupies most of the screen and squishes all the other columns making readability difficult.
The only thing I can think of for this scenario is to omit them from the agent itself. Add a bit of logic in the shell script to not send these mounts.
I have an unusual request. Is there a way to hide disabled services for a host? I have created a WATO rule that disables certain filesystem services for a host, but they still show up under the list of host services as “Disabled” after an inventory. This wouldn’t be a problem, but the filesystem name is a docker container and has a name that looks like this: /volume1/@docker/containers/6bea2b9e7d7ff85221e6eec8cdb3e623ca546de2b5b4187cac5aac3f80710e44/shm
That means the “service name” columns occupies most of the screen and squishes all the other columns making readability difficult.
