Simple regular expressions & http_check
Michael T. Halligan
michael at halligan.org
Thu Apr 15 03:06:43 CEST 2004
I'm trying to use a check_http to monitor a url on a webserver. If the appserver behind the webserver is working, it will always include a specific string :
<form name="PdcSurvey" action="http://test.domain/pss/pss6" onsubmit="return PdcProcessPage();" method="post">
My service check entry is this :
/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_http -t 60 -H test.domain -u http://test.domain/pss/survey/2gnsJ/app_test_survey.htm?U2=test -r '<form name=\"PdcSurvey\" action=\"http://test.domain/pss/pss6\" onsubmit=\"return PdcProcessPage\(\);\" method=\"post\">'
And this works just fine if I do it from the command line.
However, if I run this from nagios, it always fails claiming "No Output"
What am I doing wrong with this? Does nagios end up quoting things funny?
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