M0E Lnx ha scritto: > @ Benoit > I'd be monitoring other people's URLs.. not mine, so that would be out > of my control. > (About http check command)... But this mechanism is an http standard functionality, and even proxies must (should) have support for it. Otherwise, there is no other way than to download the whole URI (which hopefully is a file listing generated by the web server), and compare it with a previous one. There are only two choices. But the second one is not difficult, apart from the fact that sometimes web servers put a nice "Generated by Apache blah blah blah on <date>" at the bottom of the listing, which makes every listing different from the one generated some time before...
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