A virtual target file to be read by monitoring services instead of using a static HTML page.
Screenshots
The monitoring plugin showing the WordPress version of the target
The monitoring plugin showing the non WordPress version of the target
Why do I get a page not found error
Depending on your configuration you may need to visit the Permalink settings page and simply click save. This will refresh the permalink settings and the page will be found.
You may have to repeat this process if you disable or delete this plugin.
Can I monitor WordPress and my host separately
There are two virtual target files supplied that will appear as if they are in the root of your website (although there is no physical file there)
- monitor.htm This file will be available even if WordPress is down (it does require PHP to be working)
- monitorWP.htm This file uses much of the WordPress infrastructure and will return failure if there is a database connectivity issue (unlike the first file)
Where do I see my monitoring results
This plugin does not perform monitoring of your site – you need a monitoring service for this. You configure the external monitoring service to point to one of the two virtual files that this plugin creates.
ChangeLog
1.1.0
- Corrected problem where permalinks did not register on activation for the internal page
- Enabled i18n on the internal page (External page does not use WordPress so can’t access WordPress translations)
- Changed charset from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8 to fix problem with translations in the monitorWP.htm target file
- included POT files and an attempt at Spanish translation (I apologise for any errors and corrections / new languages are welcome)
- Translation on the external monitor.htm that does not use WordPress is coming if there is enough interest – I expect it is used less
1.0.1
- Correcting missing screenshots in repository
1.0.0
