i am trying to run a custom monitor in the up-time monitoring system and when i have it open a .bat that i have created it gives me an error stating that the @echo off is not a command.
the .bat file contains
@echo off
start c:\OpenSSL-Win64\bin\openssl.exe
when i run the .bat in windows it opens up openssl and lets me pass in information
the error i am getting when running on uptime is
Status: OK Message:
D:\uptime software\scripts\custom>@echo off
D:\uptime software\scripts\custom>start c:\OpenSSL-Win64\bin\openssl.exe , error data returned: '@echo' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Output:
D:\uptime software\scripts\custom>@echo off
D:\uptime software\scripts\custom>start c:\OpenSSL-Win64\bin\openssl.exe Response time: 531 ms
I need the custom monitor to open the .bat and have it pass in commands to check the xml web sites through their corresponding ports.
for example i need this web site for XML to be checked "blank-xml.mycompany.com:4021"
i can run s_client -connect blank-xml.mycompany.com:4021 in openssl and see that the port is actually active and running. then i check the packages that have been loaded by running <BL30DOC><XPLN/></BL30DOC> and it returns information of the current packages that have been loaded.
how would i get the .bat to open with up-time and pass in arguments that are needed to run?
Update
I have changed the encoding to the .bat to be ANSI and now get this response from uptime
Status: OK Message: (No output) Output: Response time: 547 ms
the problem now seems to be that the argument i want to run is actually not doing anything.
the argument i am trying to run is s_client -connect blank-xml.mycompany.com:4021 and i still get the same response from up-time with the argument in place.