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nagios plugin to check webpages serially with limited state support, built with python and pycurl
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check_pycurl NOTE: this is now unmaintained - further development is on the Python 3 branch @ https://github.com/jamespo/check_pycurl3 INTRODUCTION A nagios / icinga / shinken plugin to check HTTP requests Written in python. Licensed under GPL v3 Copyright James Powell 2013 DEPENDENCIES python 2.x with modules: pycurl (with TLS support) yaml INSTALLATION Just install the dependencies & copy the binary to your standard path for nagios plugins and configure in nagios/icinga (see SERVER CONFIGURATION). USAGE Usage: check_pycurl [options] Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -u URL, --url=URL -f RUNFILE, --runfile=RUNFILE --test=TEST [code:HTTPCODE|regex:REGEX] --connect-timeout=CONNECTTIMEOUT --timeout=TIMEOUT --proxy=PROXY --location Follow redirects --insecure check_pycurl can run in one of two ways, a simple one-off http check (specify the url with -u) or with a runfile which is written in yaml and can be used to specify multi-stage url checks (eg logging in then checking for success). By default check_pycurl will test for HTTP 200 code (--test code:200) An alternate test is for presence of regex in the output (--test regex:t.st) EXAMPLE RUNFILE --- cookiejar: no urls: - url: http://jamespo.org.uk test: code:200 - url: http://yahoo.com test: code:301 SERVER CONFIGURATION # simple configuration just for HTTP 200 check define command { command_name check_pycurl command_line /usr/local/nagios/plugins/check_pycurl --url $ARG1$ } # configuration to use runfiles define command { command_name check_pycurl_rf command_line /usr/local/nagios/plugins/check_pycurl -f $ARG1$ } # host check define service { use generic-service host_name local2 service_description BBC web check check_command check_pycurl!http://www.bbc.co.uk } # runfile check define service { use generic-service host_name local2 service_description Roundcube Login Check check_command check_pycurl_rf!/opt/nagios/pyc_rf/rc.yml }
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