This may be obvious, but have you checked for sure that you have the
correct username and password, and that this particular username is
authorised for the URL? You'll get a 401 if you have a valid
username/password but the directory has a require directive that
excludes the user (or excludes the IP, or something else).
Steve
I'm trying to check status on a web site which requires basic
authentication. This is not auth from the web app, but a pop-up window
from Apache.
My command string is:
check_http -H www.somedomain.com <http://www.somedomain.com/> -v -a
user:pass
It always returns HTTP WARNING: HTTP/1.1 401 Authorization Required
I can successfully connect to another apache based site using the same
command string.
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