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I would absolutely love this as well.
I think a way to implement this would be to either add a column in the checks.csv that if present contains the group name.
Alternatively, the script would accept multiple checks.csv files as argument and then group them.
So you could have: webservers.csv, mailservers.csv, etc.
Now, the results are displayed in the same order as in the checks.csv file. Only the outages are displayed first, but this can be adapted easilyin the code.
Adding groups, although possible, would add a lot of complexity to the code that I want to keep as simple as possible. For the moment, I haven't found a solution that satisfies me. If someone proposes a solution that is not complex, I'm ready to take a look at it.
For example, say you want to monitor:
Currently we can't group the websites and the servers seperately, I think our only option is numbering them to force arrange them - IE
If we had a way to create 1,2 or 3 groups it would make things a bunch neater.
web
website1
website2
gameserver
gameserver1
gameserver2
Loving the project by the way, thank you!
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