check_http port argument
Andreas Ericsson
ae at op5.se
Mon Nov 15 19:20:26 CET 2004
Josiah Ritchie wrote:
> You still need to tell it what host in the services.cfg file. Add '-H
> $HOST$' I think.
That would be $HOSTADDRESS$. There is no $HOST$ macro.
> Compare with other checks to be sure. I assume the ! in
> the command was a typo.
>
It is not. It's how arguments are separated in service object
definitions. Please refrain from answering questions when you're not
sure of the answer. It leads to a lot more questions and is quite
annoying. Remember that people might actually look for an answer in the
mail archives so a wrong answer will have greater impact than leading
just one person astray.
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