check_http specifying a certain page?

[Dave Barnum]

Nevermind, found it
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Dave Barnum wrote:

> Hi.  I've been reading the configuration pages here: 
> http://www.totkat.org/pages/nconf_commands.shtml#http and i don't see 
> any way to speficy a particular page to check on the website.  In my 
> current situation if i use check_http!keyword!www.domain.com (where 
> command_line checkcommands.cfg contains:  $USER1$/check_http -w 5 -c 
> 10 -s $ARG1$ -H $ARG2$) i don't know how to specify that i actually 
> want to check a page such as www.domain.com/subfolder/login.php for 
> the keyword "Username"  I need to do it this way because that 
> subdirectory has a different IIS script configuration than the parent, 
> and i want to make sure that it is staying up.. not just the root domain.
>
> How would i specify a specific URL path to check?
>
>
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