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Sent: Monday, August 13, 2007 4:59 PM
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Subject: [Nagios-users] check_http behaviour question.
I have seen a bug report re
I've written a Java application that our operations team wants to
monitor via Nagios ( version 1.2 of Nagios ).
Because my app is non-http, I used thecom.sun.net.httpserver.HttpServer
class ( a lightweight http server ) to provide the information that ops
wants.
when ops uses wget to call
Hello Everyone,
Have a quick question about what regular expression to use to check a web
page.
The web page is for some Trango wireless backhaul units. On the main page
the status will say 'connected' if the backhaul units are talking to each
other. Otherwise, the status is 'disconnected'.
Have a quick question about what regular expression to use to check a web
page.
The web page is for some Trango wireless backhaul units. On the main page
the status will say 'connected' if the backhaul units are talking to each
other. Otherwise, the status is 'disconnected'.
I have
Greetings,
If I don't define a warning/critical response time
for the check_http plugin, and the plugin ends up
timing out by default after 10 seconds, will notification
be sent? Or do I need to define a timeout? I was
hoping that I could just rely on the default plugin
timeout of 10 seconds
Crit/warn messages depend on the return code sent by the plugin. My
guess in your case it will return 2 for critical. you can always run
the command manually on the command line and do echo $?. This gives
you the return code that nagios uses to determine how notifications are
handled.
I am defining a service and I am getting stuck. When I define the check command as 'check_http -a foo:bar' I get the following output when starting:-BEGIN QUITE---Checking services...
Error: Service check command 'check_http -a foo:bar'
specified in service 'HTTP' for host
