defining domain for check_http for each host

[Richard Galvez]

Great, I'm glad to know I was relatively close to the correct path. Now
the question though is syntax. Wouldn't nagios complain if I put a
"domain_check www.yahoo.com" in the host definition? And then, how would
I summon the variable "domain_check?" As $DOMAINCHECK$ ?

Richard

On Sat, 2006-09-02 at 19:31 -0400, Morris, Patrick wrote:
> > I am trying to setup a domain for each host that I want 
> > check_http to check. In other words, for host colo1.colo.com 
> > I want check_http to check www.yahoo.com (as if yahoo.com was 
> > hosted on colo1.colo.com). The idea I had to this was the following:
> > 
> > Add a directive in the host definition block for each host 
> > for a domain such as "domain_check" and then pass this 
> > variable in the definition for check_http, such as 
> > $PATH$/check_http -H $DOMAINCHECK$ -w...
> > 
> > Is something like this possible? Or can anyone else suggest 
> > an easier or more effective solution? I considered changing 
> > the address of each host to that domain, but I considered 
> > this is an inelegant and flawed method.
> 
> Yes, that's how you would check virtual hosts. You'd set your parameter
> in the service definition.
> 
> !DSPAM:44fa14ba77131424011432!
> 


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