2009/3/26 Joe Pruett <[email protected]>: > if that is truly what the log says, then that is your problem. your nagios > is trying to do a proxy get (the http: tag). it should just say something > like "GET /" for a normal request.
Good catch. I totally missed that detail. I monkied with the check_http command until I hit on something that allowed me to check vhosts and verify content, I didn't notice it ended up doing the proxy get. I worked around this by using different options for the check_http plugin. Rather than what I used before: check_http -I 1.2.3.4 -uhttp://vhost.to.check -s"string to look for" I changed it to: check_http -H vhost.to.check -s"string to look for" Which also allows for testing vhosts. I was under the impression that the -I option was required, but if you use -H you don't need it. Still funny that only WP 2.7 choked on the weird get. Thanks! -QH- _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
