check_http

"Shawn Jones" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.netsaint.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Thanks for the response I recieved about my last question with reading a
url using check_http.  I still am running into a problem that I can't seem
to figure out.  I have verified on a test setup that my check works, but
when I run against the site I want to monitor, I get the following message.

HTTP ok: HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily - 0 second response time

Here is the command I am trying to run.

check_http <ip> -p 8080 -u <url> -r <string>

The problem is the command does not read for the string at all.  Doesn't
matter if I put a good or bogus string in I get the same response.  I tried
just running check_http with the ip and port option and I got the same
response.  So it seems like the problem is with the initial connection to
the server.  I've got a feeling this is being generated by some kind of
redirect.  Please let me know if anyone knows what this is and what I might
be able to do to resolve the issue.

Thanks,
Shawn Jones
[email protected]



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