check_https?

[Jason Martin]

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check_http can handle that but you have to have openssl on the machine it 
is compiled on. There is a -S runtime option to enable ssl.

- -Jason Martin

On Thu, 18 Mar 2004, Robert Nelson wrote:

> Does anyone have a check_https plugin? I've tried check_http -p 443, and unless there's another option you need to use at the same time, it doesn't seem to work. Thanks.
> 
> Rob Nelson
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