Maybe I missed it, but I couldn't find this question anywhere in the
hobbit mailing list archives...
Is there a way to have multiple HTTP cont= tests for a single web
page, that are for different
content checks for a different status color? I currently have Hobbit
monitoring several
webpages which themselves are like mini-Hobbit display pages.
Depending on the status of
those pages, I'd like hobbit to display either green, yellow, or red.
Currently, the cont= test
only checks if the content exists; if it does, it's green, otherwise,
it's red.
What I'm thinking is, is there a way to say something like
cont[=column];url;[expected_data_regexp];[alternate_data_regexp]
Where if "expected_data_regexp" is matched, the status is green. If
it isn't matched,
it tries to match "alternate_data_regexp". If *that* is matched, the
status is yellow.
If neither are matched, the status is reg.
Also, let me know if you all think this is going a little beyond the
scope of Hobbit. Perhaps
I should be doing this test with an external script, rather than using
an http cont= test. The
only problem would be, I'd have to make the script be able to read and
parse an http page...