Prints out garbage when host variables are used

[Stephen Frost]

If a host variable is defined, it shows up in the status.dat file and when nagcon tries to process it, it can't find it in the fixed array of known variables and instead it spits out the entry with "[VARIABLE] ???" (search for the only set of three question marks in the package, you'll find it...).

Simple answer is for nagcon to, instead, ignore these custom variables. Patch included to remove the stupid printf().

After that, it works great.

Thanks!

Stephen

[Ubuntu Foundations Team Bug Bot (crichton)]

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Thanks for your work here. What you attached is a patch, not a debdiff — so please attach a proper debdiff or a merge proposal instead.

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