Hi all!
I've tried what hugo has poted.
I've got it workin using the following lines on commands.cfg
check_http -H $ARG1$ -u $ARG2$ -s $ARG3$
Only with that syntax I could got the webservices check fair!
Thanks for all messages!!
Regards,
Fabiano
On Jan 21, 2008 6:33 PM, Hugo van der Kooi
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Fabiano Martins wrote:
| Hi all!!
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| I have a strange issue here with my nagios. Let me try to explain...
|
| I have some web services to check and when I run the command from
| console to test two diferent status of these services (UP or DOWN) I
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Hi all,
I've been working on the hints that you gave me, but unfortunatly I
coudn't get the check_command working...
I've tried the following options
Using the lines on the commands.cfg associated with check_command line
on services.cfg:
check_http -H $HOSTADDRESS$ $ARG1$ $ARG2$ with
check_http
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Fabiano Martins wrote:
| Hi all!!
|
| I have a strange issue here with my nagios. Let me try to explain...
|
| I have some web services to check and when I run the command from
| console to test two diferent status of these services (UP or DOWN) I
| r
Fabiano Martins wrote:
> Hi all!!
>
> I have a strange issue here with my nagios. Let me try to explain...
>
> I have some web services to check and when I run the command from
> console to test two diferent status of these services (UP or DOWN) I
> receive the correct answer from remote appl
Hi all!!
I have a strange issue here with my nagios. Let me try to explain...
I have some web services to check and when I run the command from console to
test two diferent status of these services (UP or DOWN) I receive the
correct answer from remote application. Let me put the command here:
./
