[Nagiosplug-help] nagios http string

[a a]

Hi!



I think problem is in WEB server result. Because when url is given server
check on "my controller" and gives back result as:



"lon.LekRC.Subsystem_1.LC0800.[1].nvoSwitch_1#state=0"



and this can take 1-2 second.



And so Nagios check url for string and because is not there immediately
gives back that string not found. I have check with "-m 1". And response was
that is nothing there.



So the question is if it's possible to have put some delay in string check?



Thank you!



Regards, Borut


2008/1/8, Thomas Guyot-Sionnest <dermoth at aei.ca>:
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> On 07/01/08 04:57 PM, a a wrote:
> > Hello!
> >
> > I have some Nagios issue.
> >
> > So I'am checking some web site if there is "state=0".
> > If I put this:
> >
> https://86.116.97.247/sys/varaccess?lon.LekRC.Subsystem_1.LC0800.[1].nvoSwitch_1%23state&UID=root,PW=root
> > <
> https://86.116.97.247/sys/varaccess?lon.LekRC.Subsystem_1.LC0800.[1].nvoSwitch_1%23state&UID=root,PW=root
> >
> >
> >  in IE get
> >
> > lon.LekRC.Subsystem_1.LC0800.[1].nvoSwitch_1#state=0
> >
> > as response and there you see my state=0.
> >
> > Problem is because if I look for "correct string " I get error that
> > string NOT found. But if I put "" (empty) for string I get OK status
> > from Nagios.
>
> An empty string there will match anything. You must have something that
> always match to use -s.
>
> If you only want to check if data is returned, you can use "-m 1" to
> make sure there's at least one byte in the body.
>
> You can also do regexp match with -r and -R. see --help output for more
> details.
>
> Thomas
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