!http, and other http-related questions
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Hi folks,
Read the docs and it's not clear to me -- is there a way to specify that http should be down? Similarly, is there some kind of way to say that https should be available on one port, but another port should not be? Would I have to instead use the ports test (undesirable here -- load balanced host and nothing to run an agent on).
Thanks for your help in advance. I run 4.2.x but info about 4.3.x if different would be helpful too.
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I haven't tried it for http, but since !telnet works to test that telnet is NOT up, I would think it would work for http as well. For https, you have to give it a url anyway, so include the port in the urls and put an ! in front of the one you want to be down. Right? Steve
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:55 PM, Ryan Novosielski <novosirj at umdnj.edu>wrote:
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Hi folks,
Read the docs and it's not clear to me -- is there a way to specify that http should be down? Similarly, is there some kind of way to say that https should be available on one port, but another port should not be? Would I have to instead use the ports test (undesirable here -- load balanced host and nothing to run an agent on).
Thanks for your help in advance. I run 4.2.x but info about 4.3.x if different would be helpful too.
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Tried it out. Does not work that way. I guess the best I might be able to do so far is testing for port 80/443 not to be active. Interestingly enough, !http://URL/ is red if down, meaning it seems to just ignore the !.
On 04/28/2011 01:45 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:
I haven't tried it for http, but since !telnet works to test that telnet is NOT up, I would think it would work for http as well. For https, you have to give it a url anyway, so include the port in the urls and put an ! in front of the one you want to be down. Right? Steve
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:55 PM, Ryan Novosielski <novosirj at umdnj.edu <mailto:novosirj at umdnj.edu>> wrote:
Hi folks,
Read the docs and it's not clear to me -- is there a way to specify that http should be down? Similarly, is there some kind of way to say that https should be available on one port, but another port should not be? Would I have to instead use the ports test (undesirable here -- load balanced host and nothing to run an agent on).
Thanks for your help in advance. I run 4.2.x but info about 4.3.x if different would be helpful too.
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Since I see Henrik is around and answered somewhat of a similar question as pertained to the logs test (welcome back? or is surgery still in the future?), I hope that you might also weigh in on this one. From my read of the docs, I might be out of luck (or have the option of using the "ports" test to make sure http is not available, but I believe that is a local test not a network test, yes?).
On 04/28/2011 04:17 PM, Ryan Novosielski wrote:
Tried it out. Does not work that way. I guess the best I might be able to do so far is testing for port 80/443 not to be active. Interestingly enough, !http://URL/ is red if down, meaning it seems to just ignore the !.
On 04/28/2011 01:45 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:
I haven't tried it for http, but since !telnet works to test that telnet is NOT up, I would think it would work for http as well. For https, you have to give it a url anyway, so include the port in the urls and put an ! in front of the one you want to be down. Right? Steve
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:55 PM, Ryan Novosielski <novosirj at umdnj.edu <mailto:novosirj at umdnj.edu>> wrote:
Hi folks,
Read the docs and it's not clear to me -- is there a way to specify that http should be down? Similarly, is there some kind of way to say that https should be available on one port, but another port should not be? Would I have to instead use the ports test (undesirable here -- load balanced host and nothing to run an agent on).
Thanks for your help in advance. I run 4.2.x but info about 4.3.x if different would be helpful too.
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Read the docs and it's not clear to me -- is there a way to specify that http should be down? Similarly, is there some kind of way to say that https should be available on one port, but another port should not be?
You cannot do something like
10.0.0.1 hostA # !http
which would have been the obvious way of doing it, because "http" expects a URL.
Instead, add a new test to the protocols.cfg file. E.g.
[web]
port 80
send "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n"
expect "200"then you can put
10.0.0.1 hostA # !web
in your hosts.cfg file.
Regards, Henrik
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