On 21/8/20 10:24, Rod wrote:
Hi,
I typically use my xymon server to test if URLs are up and serving pages
and external scripts. I do not have any xymon clients. There is one URL
that I test by adding this to the hosts.cfg file, nothing out of ordinary
xxx.64.8.xx New-xxxx #xxxx-api xxxxapitest
https://xxx-xxxxx.xxxxx.org
NOCOLUMNS:info,trends,clientlog,ports,procs,files,inode,conn
This site, every now and then, will have issues and customers will get
'Service Unavailable' 503 error. What happens is that after 5 minutes, I
will get the white circle but apache is still up and running. I never get
alerted because of the white circle. Is xymon able to alert on 'Service
Unavailable 503' page either in the hosts.cfg or another file on the xymon
server?
Thanks in advance.
Rod
Hi,
You could try something like this instead:
0.0.0.0 www.websitemanagers.com.au # noconn httpstatus;
https://www.websitemanagers.com.au/;2.. sni
The 2.. means any http status code starting with 2 (and two following
characters). See the man page for hosts.cfg for the details.
In my case, any non-2xx status results in a red.
PS, I did think by default a 5xx status would be red, but not entirely
sure why it isn't in your case. I think there is another global config
option somewhere for that, but I've not used that option.
Regards,
Adam