check_http with regex

[Box293]

In $ARG3$ try:

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(&quot\;status&quot\;:\s&quot\;SUCCESS&quot\;,|<string>\[\]</string>)

[haile711]

hey Box,
I tried your suggestion too, the yield the same result.

[lmiltchev]

Leave the $ARG3$ wrapped in double quotes in your command:

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--regex="$ARG3$"

modify your service by placing the following in the $ARG3$ field in the CCM:

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("status":\s"SUCCESS",|<string>\[\]<string>)

save and apply configuration. Don't test the check in the CCM. Go to Service Detail-><your service>->Force an immediate check. Did this change anything?

[haile711]

I did just as suggested, but got HTTP CRITICAL "pattern not match", but this string is there in the link
This is the output from the page

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<object-stream>
<map>
<entry>
<string>apollo.replication.status</string>
<string>
[ { "slaveReplicationRecords": [ { "status": "SUCCESS", "scope": "", "finished": "11/20/2015 04:42:37",

[Box293]

Is there any change that this is a publicly available URL that we can test against. It can be hard to test some of this regex stuff without being able to test it ourselves.

If that's not possible, I think we should take this into a support ticket so we can help you through a remote session.

Please send an email to [email protected] referencing this forum thread and we'll take it from there. Reply to this thread when you have done this so we can confirm we received the email.

[haile711]

Good morning Box,
Unfortunately, this URL is not accessible publicly. Can I paste the whole strings here? or upload the page in a text file?
I have email to xisupport also. Thanks

[rkennedy]

I see your ticket, as this has been received we will now move this into a ticket.