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-title: Extra-Opts
-parent: Documentation
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-
-# Extra-Opts
-
-Starting with the 1.4.12 release, Nagios C plugins support reading
-configuration options from a configuration file.  This needs to be enabled at
-compile-time for now (`--enable-extra-opts`) and will be enabled by default in
-the future.  Perl plugins using the Nagios::Plugin module have this support
-since version 0.16.
-
-You can easily know if a plugin supports *extra-opts* by checking the `--help`
-output for the `--extra-opts` option.  Once compiled in, the `--extra-opts`
-plugin option allows reading extra options from a config file.  The syntax for
-the command is:
-
-    --extra-opts=[section][@file]
-
-Some examples:
-
-* Read `special_opts` section of default config file:
-
-        ./check_stuff --extra-opts=special_opts
-
-* Read `special_opts` section of `/etc/myconfig.ini`:
-
-        ./check_stuff --extra-opts=special_opts@/etc/myconfig.ini
-
-* Read `check_stuff` section of `/etc/myconfig.ini`:
-
-        ./check_stuff --extra-opts=@/etc/myconfig.ini
-
-* Read `check_stuff` section of default config file and use additional
-  arguments along with the other specified arguments (*extra-opts* arguments
-  are always processed first no matter where `--extra-opts` appears on the
-  command line):
-
-        ./check_stuff --extra-opts -jk --some-other-opt
-
-The default nagios plugins file is used if no explicit filename is given.  The
-current standard locations checked are:
-
-* `/etc/nagios/plugins.ini`
-* `/usr/local/nagios/etc/plugins.ini`
-* `/usr/local/etc/nagios/plugins.ini`
-* `/etc/opt/nagios/plugins.ini`
-* `/etc/nagios-plugins.ini`
-* `/usr/local/etc/nagios-plugins.ini`
-* `/etc/opt/nagios-plugins.ini`
-
-To use a custom location, set a `NAGIOS_CONFIG_PATH` environment variable to
-the set of directories that should be checked (this is a colon-separated list
-just like `PATH`).  The first `plugins.ini` or `nagios-plugins.ini` file found
-in these directories will be used.
-
-To specify an option without parameter, you can use a key without value, but
-the equal sign must remain, for example:
-
-    allow-regex=
-
-Also note that repeated keys are allowed within sections just like you can
-repeat arguments on the command line.
-
-The basic theory is that options specified in the configuration files are
-substituted at the beginning of the command line.
-
-The initial use case for this functionality is for hiding passwords, so you do
-not have to define sensitive credentials in the Nagios configuration and these
-options won't appear in the command line.
-
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