[Nagios-users] Ziproxy - Nagios check

[Paul Simons]

Hello
Has anyone developed a check to confirm that Ziproxy (useful compression proxy) is running (under xinetd)?
I would like to use a standard plugin if possible, I have been playing with the 'check_http' but without success.
Regards
Paul

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[Sunil Sankar]

There are multiple ways to check you can use
check_procs -c 1: -w 3: -C <pocess name>

or

check_tcp -H $HOSTADDRESS -p <portno>

Post by Paul Simons
Hello
Has anyone developed a check to confirm that Ziproxy (useful compression
proxy) is running (under xinetd)?
I would like to use a standard plugin if possible, I have been playing
with the ‘check_http’ but without success.
Regards
Paul
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