Re: check_http + regex content checking

Warrick FitzGerald writes: 

>> Dear Sir, 
>>
>> If you have unpacked the plugin archive, then you should see a file
>> named INSTALL in the plugin directory. 
>>
>> Here is what (an old Netsaint version: replace netsaint by nagios in
>> what follows) mine says: 
>>
>> tsitc> more INSTALL
> 
> Thanks, but perhaps you were not following the thread, or you dont
> understand my confusion. I am trying to compile the check_http module with
> regex matching. Surly when you compile the .c file you need to give it
> some kind of compiler switch, which tells the compiler to include the
> regex library ?

If configure can find the libraries, it will compile them in (I thought I 
already said that in a response on this thread). Look at configure.in if you 
want to see the specific tests that configure runs. 

I do see that the long-option docs are not making it into the help screen, a 
bug which will be fixed, but the short option info is there. Here's a few 
illustrative examples: 

skillet:/u/kdebisschop> check_http -s Infoplease www.infoplease.com
HTTP ok: HTTP/1.1 200 OK -   0.505 second response time |time=  0.505
skillet:/u/kdebisschop> check_http -s Infopleasz www.infoplease.com
HTTP CRITICAL: string not found|time=  0.670
skillet:/u/kdebisschop> check_http -r Infoplease www.infoplease.com
HTTP ok: HTTP/1.1 200 OK -   0.618 second response time |time=  0.618
skillet:/u/kdebisschop> check_http -r Infopleasz www.infoplease.com
HTTP CRITICAL: pattern not found|time=  0.917 

 --
Karl


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