I have an updated version of URLPLus which supports single-form submissions.
I haven't gotten around to being able to submit directly to The Shire, so
I'm attaching it here.
I've also updated this to do multi-page checking (i.e. full "end-to-end"
transaction monitoring), but consider that feature mostly experimental at
this time.
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 4:16 AM, Thomas Laurids Pedersen <user-934e986710b3@xymon.invalid>
wrote:
Would you share the bourne script. I need something quickly for only 1
site at the moment, so anything will do.
Regards, Thomas
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On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 2:28 PM, Thomas Laurids Pedersen <*user-934e986710b3@xymon.invalid*<user-934e986710b3@xymon.invalid>>
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Can this new extension do the post like the builtin http test can do
?
Regards, Thomas
I don't think so, as it currently stands. This line:
$ret=qx(curl -m $tout -s -k -S $pstr "$url" 2>&1);
in showUrl is the bit that actually fetches the web page. To do a POST
using curl, you would need to change that to:
$ret=qx(curl -m $tout -s -k -S -d $postArgs $pstr "$url" 2>&1);
with matching additions elsewhere to fill the $postArgs variable with
whatever you want to post. If you're wanting to implement something that
performs a login, you'd probably want to track cookies as well.
I'm not much of a perl programmer, so I'm not confident about making such
changes. On the other hand, I've done quite a lot of this in Bourne shell...
Ralph Mitchell