Check_http[Scanned]

[Pascal MIQUET]

That's it.
This does the job.
But, let me ask you this.
 
If I want to check a specific port, do I have to edit the checkcommand.cfg to add a custom http ?
Same for accessing a specific path to the web server ?
 
Thanks for your help
Regards
Pascal Miquet

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De : Rob Moss [mailto:robmossrm at aol.com] 
Envoyé : lundi 17 octobre 2005 16:02
À : Pascal MIQUET
Cc : nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
Objet : Re: [Nagios-users] Check_http[Scanned]


Pascal MIQUET wrote: 

	Using NAGIOS 2 Nagios Plugins 1.4.2
	If I issue the command ./check_http -H 192.168.1.4  I get the warning HTTP/1.1 403 Fobidden
	with the -v option I get the content of the default web server, which is a Centos 3.5
	 
	On the web server side, I got a Directory index forbidden by rule : /var/www/html/
	 
	So all seems that the server side needs to be tuned to get the right response.
	Note that if I issue the command check_http -H 192.168.1.4 -u /nagios the response is OK
	


This is the webserver configuration causing the problem.

To work around this, drop an index file (usually named 'index.html') into the /var/www/html directory..

If that doesn't work, you need to check your configuration and see why it's giving a 403 forbidden error, usually to do with directory permissions, or missing index file..

rob.


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