hello.
I’m trying to monitor browsing performance through proxies. httping is like ping but for http-requests.
check command example could be something like ::
[blockquote]# httping -h www.google.com -x 192.168.20.24:8080 -c 1 -t 2[/blockquote]
where the variables are ::
192.168.20.24 is the ip address of the proxy, corresponding to $$HOSTADDRESS$$
8080 is the port number that the squid proxy is running on, this could be corresponding to $ARG1$
Command should return some value in milliseconds, corresponding to how fast browsing is through that proxy.
Could anyone please tell me how to put this in a way nagios understands. Its something close to what i did below, but i cant quiet figure it out yet.
the mistake is somewhere with the colon ( : ), i think.
[blockquote]
Ok, fixed, i had something wrong in the services.cfg file.
now i get ::
[blockquote] Current Status: OK
Status Information: PING google.com:80/):[/blockquote]
but i want something i can make a graph out of, so i can see when there is bad performance. something like this ::
[blockquote] PING OK - Packet loss = 0%, RTA = 18.33 ms [/blockquote]
Maybe i have to write my own plugin, does someone have a bash script that does check_ping, or something similar, something i can modify todo what i want ?
first i thought check_http was to check webservers … the help message said nothing about proxy. my aim was to check browsing performance through proxy servers.
i used the following, seems to be working, i still need to use it correctly with NagiosGrapher