AJAX requests are just normal HTTP requests, but they are initiated by
Javascript. I use the Firebug firefox extension to debug AJAX. It shows
the request and responses, so you can add those to webinject. WebInject
probably doesn't run the JavaScript, so it won't initiate the AJAX
requests itse
I work with a lot of different ways of contacting people, and they all
have their ups and downs. My favorite is to have Nagios call me with
the alert read via text-to-speech. I have it call my cell, which I
sleep with, so it wakes me up, but not the wife and kids. I can then
respond with the
throw out of memory
errors if it reaches the maximum allocated to the VM. This is usually
way below the amount available to the OS. So, you'll want to measure
memory usage via JMX and not via the standard OS calls.
-Dave
David Rudder wrote:
> c) is a difficult one, but I expect it&
c) is a difficult one, but I expect it's been handled before.
Tomcat stores its logs in the httpd common log format. So, any nagios
plugins that examine the Apache logs should be able to handle Tomcat's
as well. I see Ethan wrote a check_log that will check for a pattern.
Maybe you could buil
SMS is limited to 120 characters. I don't know, but it makes sense that
notify-by-sms would trim off any extra characters. Perhaps this is the
problem?
Daniel wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> i setup up following method for notifications:
>
> define command{
> command_name notify-by-sms
>
P.S. I don't have my hosted server setup for real yet. For instance,
the database tables :) So, it won't actually work for a few days. But,
you can see the nagios.jsp page and the wsdl file.
Marc Powell wrote:
>
>> -----Original Message-
>> From: [EMAIL PR
Hi,
I'm building a website which will be hosted on a paid-hosting provider.
I'd like to be able to click on a link that will send acknowledgments
and comments in to a Nagios server running on a corporate LAN. So,
there's a firewall between the hosted website and the Nagios site, with
Nagios able t
