Hello, I was wondering if the question below has been answered? I would also like to know on how use/re-use cookies for http monitor. Thank you.
http://lists.xymon.com/archive/2010-June/028208.html
Hi list. I noticed that the file server/etc/cookie.session contains the last session cookies used for http testing via POST (i.e. JSESSIONID), but it seems that my webapp instantiates a new http session for every check. This makes very hard to know the REAL number of http sessions on the application server and introduces an offset in the statistics.
I searched documentation and mailing list for a way to reuse the session cookie stored in that file, but found no information.
Is there a way to reuse the same cookie in all the requests?Rey
Den 2014-02-10 20:22, Cure4All skrev:
Hello, I was wondering if the question below has been answered? I would also like to know on how use/re-use cookies for http monitor. Thank you.
http://lists.xymon.com/archive/2010-June/028208.html [1]
Hi list. I
noticed that the file server/etc/cookie.session contains the last session cookies used for http testing via POST (i.e. JSESSIONID), but it seems that my webapp instantiates a new http session for every check. This makes very hard to know the REAL number of http sessions on the application server and introduces an offset in the statistics. I searched documentation and mailing list for a way to reuse the session cookie stored in that file, but found no information. Is there a way to reuse the same cookie in all the requests? Rey
Xymon loads a set of cookies from the file ~xymon/etc/cookies, so you can put any permanent cookies you want to use into that file.
The cookies.session file is automatically updated with the cookies that Xymon receives while testing a site.
Regards, Henrik
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