Nagios check a jsp file

[Thibault GENESSAY]

Marc Powell a écrit :

>Note that check_http has this (and more) functionality using the -e, -s,
>-r or -R parameters without the need to invoke two additional processes
>(python and lynx).
>
>--
>Marc 
>  
>
You are perfecly right; I should have commented a bit this script. Its 
purpose is to check a single site in a deep manner, and not tenth or 
hundreds of them (the process overhead would be annoying in this case). 
The rationale behind using lynx is that it is standards-compliant and 
provides neat features like simulating keystrokes, handling cookies and 
so on. The python script is just a sketch that should be further 
expanded to simulate an actual visit on the site.
If one needs advanced HTTP features to make a deep check of a (few) 
site(s), then one might use lynx/python or bash. If speed matters or the 
number of checks is high, one should go for check_http.

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Thibault



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