On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Alastair Sheppard wrote:
> Had the same problem a while back and it related to the case of
> my service_description, as in uppercase or lowercase. I had defined
> my normal service check for http and it included the following:
I'm not sure it is the same issue. For all pracical puposes you have
killed a thread a started a loose one by removing ALL of the content. So
There is no indication to what you are referring.
If you want to use a thread then quote the relevant parts.
Hugo.
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