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check_maxq.ksh
Current Version
20120306
Last Release Date
2012-03-06
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_maxq.ksh | check_maxq.ksh |
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Bottom line is that I was fed up trying to get yet another webinject xml working properly. I stumbled across a tool called maxq ( http://maxq.tigris.org/ ) that has a proxy server built into it. All that was required was to point my browser at the proxy, record the session and save the session. Now I am able to easily test transactions against websites.
Yes another website monitoring plugin.
Bottom line is that I was fed up trying to get yet another webinject xml working properly. I stumbled across a tool called maxq ( http://maxq.tigris.org/ ) that has a proxy server built into it. All that was required was to point my browser at the proxy, record the session and save the session. Now I am able to easily test transactions against websites.
Bottom line is that I was fed up trying to get yet another webinject xml working properly. I stumbled across a tool called maxq ( http://maxq.tigris.org/ ) that has a proxy server built into it. All that was required was to point my browser at the proxy, record the session and save the session. Now I am able to easily test transactions against websites.
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