BTW
and content == '^OK$'
works fine on PHP as Apache module, but doesn't work as expected if
PHP runs as fast-cgi (on otherwise identical configurations). So it
looks like the fcgid module is doing something monit is not expecting.
On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 10:48 AM, Edmunds <[email protected]> wrote:
> Unfortunately this doesn't work and it fails as soon as I add ^ and/or
> $, it feels like monit doesn't recognize these as special characters,
> or php+apache combo adds something to the beginning and end of output,
> that is hidden by browsers (unlikely?)
>
> I ended up with this test:
> and content == 'OK[\r\n]'
>
> i.e. the output should contain a line ending in OK, which I guess will
> have to do for now
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