[Nagiosplug-devel] Patch to check_http plugin

[Howard Wilkinson]

Will need to go back to my notes, I borrowed these from a previous patch 
set that I inherited and we do not use this feature at present, so can't 
be sure they work properly or even do what they are supposed to do. 
Really doing housekeeping here as we have had to repatch these for a 
number of plugin releases without using them.

Will get back to you later on this one.

Karl DeBisschop wrote:

>On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 21:31:40 +0100
>Howard Wilkinson <howard at cohtech.com> wrote:
>
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>>This patch adds cookies and keepalives to the check_http plugin, it
>>also flattens the Usage output to one line. Tested here but could do
>>with some use on a live infrastructure.
>>    
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>
>I wnat to comfirm what the cookie handling does. It looks like it only
>comes in to play for a redirect. In the case of a redirect, the cookies
>are read from the first server response and passed to the redirection
>target (if they are not expired). Is that correct? Is there anything
>else going on?
>
>Also, if the target of the server redirect is not in the same domain as
>the original request, shouldn't the cookies be suppressed?
>
>
>These are perl character classes:
>
>#define COOKIE_BODY "%[/a-zA-Z0-9._-=@,: ]"
>#define COOKIE_PATH ";%[/a-zA-Z0-9._-=@,: ]"
>
>As C character classes, I do not think they do what you expect in all
>cases. I believe they should be rewritten to conform to POSIX:
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>--
>Karl
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>

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