On Mon, 27 Feb 2006, Rick Kroll wrote:
> Every 4 hours I get the following error message from Nagios that is
> monitoring a Secondary caching server
> WARNING - Status: 500 Cant connect to 207.41.64.XX:3128 (connect: Connection
> refused) (but expected 2...)
Status 500 usually means a server error on a HTTP server. I suppose you
need to check your squid logs to find out why.
Nagios is just detecting the problem on said squid server.
Hugo.
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