Hi Alex,

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi I have a new issue with 0.7.9

I have an interface on a local port 80, where a default apache webserver is
running. The 'Check Content URL' is "http://[ip#]/"; and 'Check Content RegExp'
is "Welcome", which is on the default page.

I guess the 'Established Connections' graph shows succesful content hits, set
like above. Though I keep getting zero in the graphs.

Established Connections is SNMP-based, it will tell you how many connections does the port have, using the TCP-MIB, like if you did a netstat on the local host.




So after looking trough 'tcp_port_content.php' I checked the debug data. first there is a line "REGEXP: /Welcome/i" which i was lookign for after i had seen the code. Then the line "DATA: "with indeed the data on "http://[ip#]/";

. so far so good.
then the 'var_dump($parts); //DEBUG':

array(1) {
  [0]=>
  string(7) "Welcome"
}

and in the php code there after $valid is set to true, which is also displayed
in teh next debug line:

 :  H   2 :  I  12 :  P  30 : tcp_content_analisis(tcp_..ent): valid|Welcome to
the Advanced Extranet Server, -> alarm(39): Nothing was done (time P:5.3 |
2.64)

but..
it still shows "alarm(39): Nothing was done", just like the other TCP port
polling, which don't have 'Check Content' checked in the webinterface.


This means, the interface is correct, if you have check content enabled and the regexp matches is valid, and if you don't have check content enabled its valid too. So this is ok.


I tried finding where it is going wrong, but did not find it yet.
Is my expectation about this 'Check Content' showing in the 'Established
Connections' graph correct? Or how does it else work?

This Check URL option is quite critical to what we want to use JFFNMS for, so I
have to get it working.


We don't have a graph of the failed Check Content times, but we've a State Report that can get you that data in tabular format.


Thanks again, Alex

Javier


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