On Fri, 25 Sep 1998, Ben_White wrote:
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> Also what is the easiest way to monitor http is being served over
> various servers. I am having problems also trying to monitor nntp
> servers if anyone has a working example of that they could send me?
For SMTP, try something like:
HOST name 12.23.34.45 SMTPport 25 Critical HELO nocol
info 250
For a Webserver, something like:
HOST servername 12.23.34.45 WWWport 80 Critical GET /index.html HTTP/1.0\n
info HTTP/1.1 200 OK
If you're running an older webserver, you may have to use "HTTP/1.0"
instead.
For an INN (a news server), I use:
HOST servername 12.23.34.45 NNTPport 119 Critical
critical space
info posting ok
info expire
info no posting
critical Bad file number writing history file -- throttling
While I'm here, for POP-3 I use
HOST servername 12.23.34.45 POP3port 110 Critical user nocol
info +OK
> Any help appreciated.
>
> Ben White
>
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