I've written a Java application that our operations team wants to
monitor via Nagios ( version 1.2 of Nagios ).
Because my app is non-http, I used thecom.sun.net.httpserver.HttpServer
class ( a lightweight http server ) to provide the information that ops
wants.
when ops uses wget to call the appropriate url , it returns immediately,
with the expected output.
when ops uses check_http, it hangs until it gets a SocketTimeout.
I have seen a bug report re HttpServer that suggests that it doesn't
immediately close the connection when it is told to ( as I am telling it
to ), so that may be the problem, but wonder if there might be something
about Nagios that is causing this.
Thanks,
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George McKinney
Senior Software Developer/Analyst
MemberDirect(r) Product Development
phone: 604 737 5900
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
website: memberdirect.ca
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