Title: Message
do a
search on archive.serversalive.com
with
values file & date
I
have an exe file which in conjunction with a simple batch script will check a
defined directory for the existence of a file with a created date of today (not
a specific file)
I got
this written in house
You could use the URL check with a COMPARE part
Dirk.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 7:48 PM
To: 'salive@woodstone.nu'
Subject: RE: [SA-list] URL check
Due to some reason even there is a fail
Due to some reason even there is a failure in application, user will get
home page where they can provide their username and password [application
authentication], but the moment they login it displays "page cannot be
displayed". Is there way to capture/ alert whenever application fails.
-Orig
Is this 'just' using authentication or do you mean that the
username/password had to be entered within a web form?
Dirk.
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Sorry to mention as "dynamic", the URL is the static.
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From: Dirk Bulinckx [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 11:55 AM
To: salive@woodstone.nu
Subject: RE: [SA-list] URL check
What do you call a dynamic URL? Does the URL change, and if so how does th
Title: File Time
Ont he sixth someone wrote the list letting them know they had a com
check to do just that. I had written my own little VB app to do the
same and return an error level but the tim eis hardcoded. Search the
archives for File DateTime COM.
Jeff Brownlee wrote:
Does
Title: File Time
Does anybody have (or know of) a check (probably external) that will tell me if a file hasn't been modified in a certain amount of time?
I have a file that should be updated weekly, and I need to know if the process didn't run.
Thanks
-Jeff
What do you call a dynamic URL? Does the URL change, and if so how does the
user what URL to use?
Dirk.
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Subject: [SA-list] URL
Is there a possibility to check a dynamic URL by login with application user
id and password to alert whether the server response.
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Richard.
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Sent: 10 May 2005 15:26
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] Run time error & com objects.
What version of SA is this?
Dirk.
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> Just check something on the remote end with a short timeout. When you
> get a down it is because the link is slow. that is the quick and
> dirty solution.
Hmm. good idea -- something with a really short timeout... I like it!
Thanks
-j
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Will be fixed in the next upload.
Dirk.
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Subject: [SA-list] Run time error & com objects.
If I go to configure a COM object by pressin
MRTG is very easy to implement... we run it on a 90mhz pentium 1 using Open
BSD as the OS
It is open source, so you can find out how the SNMP works for integration
with S.A. or somehow write an external check of your own that uses the
output from MRTG.
Dave
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>
> You will need some dedicated hardware for this.
> Have fun reading :-)
Thanks!
-j
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Just check something on the remote end with a short timeout. When you
get a down it is because the link is slow. that is the quick and dirty
solution.
Josh Assing wrote:
Anyone have any ideas of a command line tool (or other) that can
test bandwidth & report back?
we just recently had a bott
http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/
You will need some dedicated hardware for this.
Have fun reading :-)
Barry
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Sent: May 10, 2005 10:23 AM
To: salive@woodstone.nu
Subject: Re: [SA-list] Checking bandwidth?
What version of SA is this?
Dirk.
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] Run time error & com objects.
I've had a run time error 91 on t
you can use SNMP for this - honestly, I don't know how myself. We use a
program called MRTG that you can find on the internet. I know it uses SNMP
to graph the bandwidth.
I know that doesn't really help, but maybe it can lead you to the right
thing
Dave
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Anyone have any ideas of a command line tool (or other) that can
test bandwidth & report back?
we just recently had a bottle neck on the same segment, where
thruput just comes to a grinding halt -- a simple reboot of one router
seems to "fix" (I use that term loosely) the problem for a few days
I've had a run time error 91 on two occasions when configuring external COMs
as well. I click Configure and fill everything in, then click ok. Then click
Update to add the new check and I get the run time error and Servers Alive
exits. I can then go straight back in and add the check in exactly the
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