Updated check_curl.c to display a specific human-readable error message where possible

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/plugins/t/check_curl.t b/plugins/t/check_curl.t
index 4bff538..cc65f03 100644
--- a/plugins/t/check_curl.t
+++ b/plugins/t/check_curl.t
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ $res = NPTest->testCmd(
         );
 cmp_ok( $res->return_code, '==', 2, "Webserver $host_nonresponsive not responding" );
 # was CRITICAL only, but both check_curl and check_http print HTTP CRITICAL (puzzle?!)
-cmp_ok( $res->output, 'eq', "HTTP CRITICAL - Invalid HTTP response received from host on port 80: cURL returned 28 - Timeout was reached", "Output OK");
+like( $res->output, "/HTTP CRITICAL - Invalid HTTP response received from host on port 80: cURL returned 28 - Connection timed out after/", "Output OK");
 
 $res = NPTest->testCmd(
         "./$plugin $hostname_invalid -wt 1 -ct 2"
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ cmp_ok( $res->return_code, '==', 2, "Webserver $hostname_invalid not valid" );
 # On Debian, it is Name or service not known, on Darwin, it is No address associated with nodename
 # Is also possible to get a socket timeout if DNS is not responding fast enough
 # cURL gives us consistent strings from it's own 'lib/strerror.c'
-like( $res->output, "/cURL returned 6 - Couldn't resolve host name/", "Output OK");
+like( $res->output, "/cURL returned 6 - Could not resolve host:/", "Output OK");
 
 # host header checks
 $res = NPTest->testCmd("./$plugin -v -H $host_tcp_http");