Hi,

I get it!!

Well, the problem was in the content of the url.
It has special caracters like: ?  _  -  =

So, I have only to add " before and after argument. Like this:

./check_http -H host -p 444 -S -u "url_secure"  -s "string "

That's all!!

(It was easy)

On 10/26/06, Christopher Odenbach <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

Hi,

> But when I try in a web secure, Nagios say that the '-s' command is
> not found, and after this, Invalid HTTP response received from host
> on port 444
>
> ./check_http -H host -p 444 -S -u url_secure  -s string
>
>  -s: command not found
> Invalid HTTP response received from host on port 444

This look like a shell error, not a plugin output. Maybe a semicolon
somewhere in url_secure?

> (The url is something like this:
> https://xxxxxxx.com:444/part1/part2/part3 )
>
> Can sombedy help me to know, how I can find a string in a web secure?

Please post the complete command line you use. There is no point in
hiding the URL - either it is public, then who cares. Or it is private,
then we won't be able to access it, so no problem again.

Christopher

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