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could you solve that?
Name: amigo28 Date: February 12, 2007 at 04:47:31 Pacific OS: s CPU/Ram: 1 Product: 1
Comment:
Hello! I have a problem and I think you can help me. The problem is to write an application which periodical verify if a website is active. The list of websites will be read from a configuration file. You will determine the situations that a wetsite change from active to inactive or from inactive to active. In that case you will send an email to an email adress specified in configuration file. To verify if a website is active, you can use the HTTP protocol. That's all. I hope you will help me with that. Thanks a lot and have a nice day.
Name: rais Date: February 13, 2007 at 08:23:49 Pacific
Reply:
You can write a socket program to do a simple tcp check. Alternately, for HTTP you can make a GET request against the web-page. You can use PERL for this.
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