Re: [monit] http request always returns 400 error?

[Martin Pala]

The HTTP server logs should help to reveal the root cause of "bad request".

Note that it's possible that it could be related to Host header ... when 
the host is not set, Monit <= 5.0_beta4 set the empty Host: header which 
failed in some webservers.

The next Monit beta includes this fix:

* Allow localhost as a value for the host header in the http protocol
  test instead of setting an empty host header and let the http server
  decide

You can set the host in the test so as workaround you can try to set the 
option "host" in the port test to virtual host on your webserver:

  if failed host localhost port 81 protocol http request "/phptest.php"




Joe Shang wrote:
> I am using 5.0_beta4 my parameters are:
>
> check process php-cgi with pidfile "/usr/local/php5/logs/php-fpm.pid"
>         start program = "/etc/init.d/phpcgi start"
>         stop program = "/etc/init.d/phpcgi stop"
>         if failed port 81 protocol http request "/phptest.php"
>         with timeout 10 seconds then restart
>
> It always gets 400, but its accessible here:
>
> address@hidden [/usr/local/apache/htdocs]# monit validate
> HTTP error: Server returned status 400
> 'php-cgi' failed protocol test [HTTP] at INET[localhost:81] via TCP
> 'php-cgi' trying to restart
> 'php-cgi' stop: /etc/init.d/phpcgi
> 'php-cgi' start: /etc/init.d/phpcgi
>
>
> But it is ok:
>
> address@hidden [/usr/local/apache/htdocs]# lynx --dump localhost:81/phptest.php
>
>    PHP is healthy
>
> address@hidden [/usr/local/apache/htdocs]#
>
> Any ideas why it keeps doing this?
>
>
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