How to show the check_command from web interface

[Matt Nelson]

One thing has been bugging me lately.  Is there a way to see from the web
interface what the check command is?

For instance, when I get an alert that a health check is in a bad state for:

http://myserver/application/bla/bla2/bla3/health.html

This is defined in the check_command as:

check_command    check_http_url!'/application/bla/bla2/bla3/health.html

...

Is there a way currently to see what the command is
"check_http_url!'/application/bla/bla2/bla3/health.html" without having to
go look at the flat file configs?
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