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This modification to the check_curl allows for having a webpage
run your check code and return a status to Nagios. This way, if you have a remote process running on a webserver that needs to utilize some prebuilt code (maybe it talks to a database and runs specific queries that aren't directly accessible from your Nagios machine).
The webpage just needs to be written to return a line of status information so that Nagios can handle the condition and make the appropriate notification(s).
For Example:
Status: OK - There are 2 pending records in the queue.
or
Status: WARNING - There are 10 pending records in the queue.
or
Status: CRITICAL - There are 99 pending records in the queue.
run your check code and return a status to Nagios. This way, if you have a remote process running on a webserver that needs to utilize some prebuilt code (maybe it talks to a database and runs specific queries that aren't directly accessible from your Nagios machine).
The webpage just needs to be written to return a line of status information so that Nagios can handle the condition and make the appropriate notification(s).
For Example:
Status: OK - There are 2 pending records in the queue.
or
Status: WARNING - There are 10 pending records in the queue.
or
Status: CRITICAL - There are 99 pending records in the queue.
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