web transaction monitoring?
Tom Throckmorton
throck at duke.edu
Wed Oct 20 22:37:23 CEST 2004
Robert,
Have you tried using the --authorization parameter w/ check_httpd?
Something like:
check_http -H yourhost -a username:password -u /some/url/path -r
"search string"
Note, if you're trying to check something on the target, not the login
page, you may also need to use '-f follow', and, of course, you'd
probably want to move the username:password pair into your resource.cfg,
and call it as a variable:
check_http -H yourhost -a $USER5$ -u /some/url/path -f follow -r
"search string"
Regards,
-tt
On 10/20/2004 09:36 AM, Robert.Lattanzi at fitchratings.com wrote:
>Hello All-
>I'm wondering if there is a plug-in that allows one to step through a
>series of web transactions, such as logging in to a protected page and then
>checking for a string (similar to check_httpd) on the resulting page. It
>doesn't look like Nagios can do this "natively"- please correct me if I'm
>wrong. Thanks, Robert
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