We are having some trouble to monitor HTTPS enabled websites and have tried many different combinations of options to no avail. The error reported back is “ Cannot
make SSL connection” and nothing more.
We are having some trouble to monitor HTTPS enabled websites and have tried many different combinations of options to no avail. The error reported back is “ Cannot
make SSL connection” and nothing more.
We are having some trouble to monitor HTTPS enabled websites and have tried many different combinations of options to no avail. The error reported back is “ Cannot
make SSL connection” and nothing more.
which SSL/TLS version do your https sites use? It may be this version is not supported in Debian7 - and because if that those are also not supported in CMK at Debian7.
You could test this at a Debian9 system by installing CMK there and just configure one of the failing hosts with the HTTP check…
We are having some trouble to monitor HTTPS enabled websites and have tried many different combinations of options to no avail. The error reported back is “ Cannot
make SSL connection” and nothing more.
which SSL/TLS version do your https sites use? It may be this version is not supported in Debian7 - and because if that those are also not supported in CMK at Debian7.
You could test this at a Debian9 system by installing CMK there and just configure one of the failing hosts with the HTTP check…
We are having some trouble to monitor HTTPS enabled websites and have tried many different combinations of options to no avail. The error reported back is “ Cannot
make SSL connection” and nothing more.
which SSL/TLS version do your https sites use? It may be this version is not supported in Debian7 - and because if that those are also not supported in CMK at Debian7.
You could test this at a Debian9 system by installing CMK there and just configure one of the failing hosts with the HTTP check…
We are having some trouble to monitor HTTPS enabled websites and have tried many different combinations of options to no avail. The error reported back is “ Cannot
make SSL connection” and nothing more.
Why are you using -e option of check_http here ?
I think you can't use -e and --onredirect together
Use -s (string) or -r (regex) instead if you want to check content.
Try check_http --help.
Regards
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Stéphane
Le 24/04/2019 à 16:17, Tony Bohlin via checkmk-en a écrit :
Hi Praveen,
I got it to work now if I don’t use redirect and instead use the redirected uri.
If I use redirect it follows the redirect to the first “301” but then errors at “302” where I should redirect and get “HTTP/1.1 200 OK”
Regards Tony
*From:*Praveen Kumar Velpula <praveen.velpula@gmail.com>
*Sent:* den 24 april 2019 15:15
*To:* Tony Bohlin <tony.bohlin@officeitpartner.se>
*Cc:* checkmk-en@lists.mathias-kettner.de
*Subject:* Re: [Check_mk (english)] monitor HTTPS
Hey Tony,
Did you select the option of "Use SSL/HTTPS for the connection", If yes, which option have you selected in that ?
If no, please enable this option and check.
Thanks & Regards,
Praveen.
On Wed, Apr 24, 2019 at 2:53 PM Tony Bohlin via checkmk-en <checkmk-en@lists.mathias-kettner.de <mailto:checkmk-en@lists.mathias-kettner.de>> wrote:
Hi!
We are having some trouble to monitor HTTPS enabled websites and have tried many different combinations of options to no avail. The error reported back is “Cannot make SSL connection” and nothing more.
