> Hi ,
>
> I tried to use check_http plugin again address that is running on IIS.
>
> There is authorization in format: domain\user adn password
> So I did:
> ./check_http -t 40 -H my_http_address -a domain\nuser:pwd
>
Why do you use "\n" before the user? Did you try a \\user? One \ for the
bash and one for the plugin?
Regards,
Hendrik
Thanks for you answer Henrik.
Of course \n and other credentials are not real.
I also used double \\ but the result is the same:
HTTP WARNING: HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized
When I tried to login through browser it works
thx
br
pet
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