[DOC] Added note for Zabbix 7.2+ module path

Fixes #24

Author: intellitrend-team

README.md

@@ -20,9 +20,9 @@ You can find the latest versions for the respective Zabbix releases on the [Gith
 
 ## Installation
 
-For Debian and Ubuntu server, the Zabbix Frontend modules are usually placed in ``/usr/share/zabbix/modules/``.
+For Debian and Ubuntu server, the Zabbix Frontend modules are usually placed in ``/usr/share/zabbix/modules/`` (up to Zabbix 7.0) or ``/usr/share/zabbix/modules/ui/`` (Zabbix 7.2 and newer).
 
-Copy the folder `modules/csv-host-importer` to `/usr/share/zabbix/modules/csv-host-importer` on the Zabbix frontend web server.
+Copy the folder `modules/csv-host-importer` to `/usr/share/zabbix/modules/csv-host-importer` or `/usr/share/zabbix/modules/ui/csv-host-importer` on the Zabbix frontend web server, depending on the Zabbix version.
 
 **Note:** If you're using Zabbix 6.2 or 6.0, you'll need to remove `manifest.json` and rename `manifest.v1.json` to `manifest.json`.
 
@@ -33,7 +33,6 @@ Then go to `Administration`, `General`, `Modules`, click `Scan directory` and en
 Once the frontend module is activated, a new menu entry `Host CSV Importer` should appear under `Configuration` (6.0, 6.2) or `Data collection` (6.4+).
 
 Here's an example of two hosts: the first one with Zabbix agent and another with an SNMPv2 agent:
-
 ```
 NAME;VISIBLE_NAME;HOST_GROUPS;TEMPLATES;AGENT_IP;AGENT_DNS;SNMP_IP;SNMP_DNS;SNMP_VERSION;DESCRIPTION
 example1;Example Host Agent;First host group, second host group;Linux by Zabbix agent;127.0.0.1;localhost;;;;Example Zabbix Agent host
@@ -52,10 +51,8 @@ The following CSV columns are supported:
 | HOST_TAGS             | List of host tags, separated by a '\|'. The tag format can be either be ``tag name`` (empty value) or ``tag name=tag value``. |                   |
 | HOST_MACROS           | List of host macros, separated by a '\|'. The macro format can be either be ``{$MACRONAME}`` (empty value) or ``{$MACRONAME}=macro value``. |                   |
 | PROXY                 | Name of the proxy that should monitor the host.              |                   |
-| PROXY_GROUP           | Name of the proxy group assigned to the host. (Zabbix 7+)    |                   |
-| PROXY_GROUP           | Name of the proxy group that should monitor the host. (from Zabbix 7.0)          |  
-| STATUS                | Host enable status  0 - (default) monitored host 1 - unmonitored host. | 0       |
-| TEMPLATES             | List of template names to assign to the host, separated by a '\|'. Templates must exist with the specified name.|                   |
+| PROXY_GROUP           | Name of the proxy group assigned to the host. (Zabbix 7+)     |                   |
+| TEMPLATES             | List of template names to assign to the host, separated by a '\|'. Templates must exist with the specified name. |                   |
 | AGENT_IP              | Interface: Zabbix Agent IP address.                          |                   |
 | AGENT_DNS             | Interface: Zabbix Agent DNS name.                            |                   |
 | AGENT_PORT            | Interface: Zabbix Agent port.                                | 10050             |
@@ -68,17 +65,8 @@ The following CSV columns are supported:
 | SNMP_V3SECNAME        | Interface: SNMPv3 security name.                             |                   |
 | SNMP_V3SECLEVEL       | Interface: SNMPv3 security level.                            |                   |
 | SNMP_V3AUTHPASSPHRASE | Interface: SNMPv3 auth passphrase.                           |                   |
-| SNMP_BULK             | Interface: SNMP Whether to use bulk SNMP requests.  0 - don't use bulk requests, 1 - use  |1 |
 | SNMP_V3PRIVPASSPHRASE | Interface: SNMPv3 priv passphrase.                           |                   |
 | SNMP_V3AUTHPROTOCOL   | Interface: SNMPv3 auth protocol.                             |                   |
-| SNMP_MAXREP           | Interface: SNMP max repetitions.                             | 10                |
-| SNMP_V3SECNAME        | Interface: SNMPv3 security name.                             |                   |
-| SNMP_V3SECLEVEL        | Interface: SNMPv3 security level.                           |                   |
-| SNMP_V3AUTHPASSPHRASE           | Interface: SNMPv3 authentication passphrase        |                   |
-| SNMP_V3PRIVPASSPHRASE        | Interface: SNMPv3 privacy passphrase                  |                   |
-| SNMP_V3AUTHPROTOCOL        | Interface: SNMPv3 authentication protocol               |                   |
-| SNMP_V3PRIVPROTOCOL        | Interface: SNMPv3 privacy protocol                      |                   |
-| SNMP_V3CONTEXTNAME        | Interface: SNMPv3 context name                           |                   |
 | SNMP_V3PRIVPROTOCOL   | Interface: SNMPv3 priv protocol.                             |                   |
 | SNMP_V3CONTEXTNAME    | Interface: SNMPv3 context name.                              |                   |
 | JMX_IP                | Interface: JMX IP address.                                   |                   |
@@ -158,8 +146,9 @@ The following CSV columns are supported:
 
 Additional hints:
 
-- The columns are case-insensitive, so ``NAME``, ``name`` and ``NaMe`` are all valid.
-- The columns must be in the first line of the CSV file.
-- The separator character must be the same as in the import dialog and can either be a semicolon, comma or a tabulator.
+* The columns are case-insensitive, so ``NAME``, ``name`` and ``NaMe`` are all valid.
+* The columns must be in the first line of the CSV file.
+* The separator character must be the same as in the import dialog and can either be a semicolon, comma or a tabulator.
 
 The CSV file can then be imported in the same menu entry. You get a chance to preview the host list before the actual import.
+