1) Guessing it would be one per host based on my reading
2) badhttp:1:2:4
defines a http test that goes "clear" after the first failure,
"yellow" after two successive failures, and "red" after four
successive failures.
3) Yes. Set the test you want to only respond on red condition after say 10
minutes of being down.
HOST=%.*\.imaginenetworksllc\.com
MAIL user-4c45a83f15cb@xymon.invalid COLOR=RED DURATION>10m REPEAT=60
RECOVERED
4) Depends on your web server. If it does a correct http 303 and your test
considers that green, you're good. I know the APC 9616 to 9619 cards did
NOT answer an acceptable answer (according to Xymon) without the
/something.ext
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On Wed, Mar 2, 2011 at 4:51 PM, Elizabeth Schwartz <user-c61747246f66@xymon.invalid
wrote:
Pile of beginner questions here:
1) if I have two http tests for one server, as in
10.0.1.2 myserver.example.com #
http://myserver.example.com/link1 http://myserver.example.com/link2
do I need to put a separate badhttp after each test or can I just put
one at the end?
2) If a network test fails it is repeated at short intervals, IIRC
it's every minute. If I set badhttp:1:2:4 , is it counting four
1-minute intervals or four 5-minute xymon test intervals?
3) Is there a way to set a default for all http tests and just
override for a few servers? We'll want almost all our servers to wait
a few minutes before alerting
and 4) do I need a trailing / on the url?
thanks much
Betsy