Until I recently dug into the Nagios monitoring issue queue, I didn't realize that you could selectively ignore module updates. Why? I use the rather popular Module Filter module for my modules page. When Module Filter is enabled, the "Ignore from Nagios" checkboxes no longer appear on the module listing. I don't know if this will require changes to Nagios or to Module Filter (or, perhaps, both), but it would be handy to be able to use the 'Ignore from Nagios' checkbox without having to give up Module Filter to do it.

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Ben Coleman created an issue. See original summary.

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greg.harvey
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CreditAttribution: greg.harvey at Code Enigma commented

Thanks for the report Ben, we'll look into it.

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galooph CreditAttribution: galooph at Code Enigma commented

From a quick look, module_filter sets its own theme function, theme_module_filter_system_modules_tabs() on the system_modules form. As that theme function isn't aware of the $form['modules'][project][module_name]['links']['nagios_ignore'] structure that we add to the form, it is just discarded.

The theme_module_filter_system_modules_tabs() function already does a couple of module_exists() checks for views_ui and page_actions, so it probably makes sense to handle this issue in there too.

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Ben Coleman CreditAttribution: Ben Coleman at Accelerated Design, Inc. commented
Project: Nagios Monitoring » Module Filter

Moving this from Nagios monitoring to Module Filter. Any possibility this can be handled?

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Ben Coleman CreditAttribution: Ben Coleman at Accelerated Design, Inc. commented
Version: 7.x-1.3 » 7.x-2.0
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smustgrave CreditAttribution: smustgrave at Mobomo commented
Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

With D10 now out going to putting all the focus on the 4.x version of this module supporting D9 + D10.

Will keep an on the 7.x-2.x branch for reviews but no active work will probably happen