[Xymon] !http, and other http-related questions

[Steve Holmes]

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,
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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?
> 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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