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This is a fix for issue #1764.

The support in check_http for "CHECK SSL WEBSERVER CONTENT VIA PROXY USING HTTP 1.1 CONNECT" is incomplete, in that it doesn't handle redirects.

This patch makes it more complete, at least to the point where the following now works:

  • Proxy connecting via X.X.X.X:1234
  • Target URL is an HTTPS URL
  • --onredirect=follow is used
  • One or more redirects occur

@waja waja added this to the 2.3.6 milestone Oct 18, 2023
@waja waja modified the milestones: 2.3.6, 2.4.1 Jul 23, 2024
@jhonny-oliveira
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What's the hold up with this?

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Hi @jhonny-oliveira,
the hold-up is, that check_http is deprecated, therefore the limited ressources are used elsewhere :-)

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Thank you for letting me know!

I'm getting a feeling that I might be a bit outdated here.
I'm currently using check_http provided by the nagios-plugins-http package (EPEL). What is the replacement?

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RincewindsHat commented May 28, 2025

If you are using check_http from "Monitoring Plugins" (this project, common on debian, opensuse and others) then check_curl, if you are using "nagios-plugins" (common on RHEL and family) then check_http is still the way to go (and then the problem has to be fixed there).

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I did not find a "Monitoring Plugins" in the RHEL/EPEL distro.

I have reported this is issue in the right place now.
Thank you!

@waja waja removed this from the 2.4.1 milestone Nov 26, 2025
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