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Informations about the package check_http_expect

check_http_expect

Nagios plugin that will check a website (behind .htacess and/or behind POST login) for an expected string based on a simple string or regex expression.

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1. Usage

2. Generic Examples

2.1 Search simple string

Check if a website contains the word google

2.2 Search via regex

Check if a website contains the the following regex [0-9]+

2.3 .htaccess protection

Check behind a .htaccess protected website for the string Your site is secured

2.4 POST Login

Login to at http://www.example.com/login.php with POST data usernameFieldName=John, passwordFieldName=pass, submit=1, go to http://www.example.com and check for the regex [0-9]+

Note: htaccess and POST login can also be combined.

2.5 Set Cookies

Send a request with a custom cookie

2.6 Multiple Search-Strings and different user-agent

When searching for multiple strings on the same page, its not necessary to do multiple requests. Just specify as many find-parameters as you need. You may want to change the user-agent with the parameter ua as well, in order to avoid undesired redirects.

If only some of the specified search-strings are matched, then a warning is returned.

3. Specific Examples

3.1 Log into wordpress.com

Find String in Wordpress.com dashboard

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