xymoncfg - output the full hosts.cfg file

xymoncfg(1)  dumps  the  full hosts.cfg file to stdout. It follows "include" tags in the hosts.cfg files,
       and prints the full contents as seen by the xymongen(1) and xymonnet(1) utilities.

       If no filename is given, xymoncfg displays the file pointed to by the HOSTSCFG environment variable.

       HOSTSCFG
              Filename for the hosts.cfg(5) file.

       xymoncfg - output the full hosts.cfg file

       --web  Show the hosts.cfg file following include statements as a Xymon web-server would.

       --net  Show the hosts.cfg file following include statements as done when running xymonnet.

       -s     Output only the lines that look like environment variable definitions, in a  format  suitable  for
              use  with  Bourne-style  shells  (e.g. bash, ksh). You will probably not use this with the default
              hosts.cfg input file, but e.g. xymonserver.cfg. To define all  the  variables  in  xymonserver.cfg
              inside your shell script, you can use
                 eval `xymoncfg -s /etc/xymon/xymonserver.cfg`

       -c     Similar to "-s", but for C-shell.

hosts.cfg(5), xymonserver.cfg(5)

Xymon                                      Version 4.3.30:  4 Sep 2019                               XYMONCFG(1)

xymoncfg[--web][--net][filename]