Steve Shipway
Steve Shipway
The same issue affects HTTP tests, as well, since the URL is held in the key and this prevents you from running the same URL test against different backends or...
I'll try doing something on this over xmas, I'm stuck in the office on call while everything's quiet.
Two years and I've still not been able to work on this. I blame covid for giving me more work, and lack of motivation... I still think this is an...
As a workaround for this, you can use a matcher -- ``` service: foo: running: true enabled: or: - true - false ``` This effectively makes the 'enabled' check a...
@freeseacher just use this: ``` service: nginx: running: or: - true - false enabled: true ```
I don't feel particularly strongly that the **enabled** and **running** _have_ to be optional, though I think it would be more convenient if they were, as long as the workaround...
The tests in docker are getting this problem - they have the same root filesystem as the host and so report the same free space. Also, I'm using docker 18.09,...
I have the fix for this included in #697 (since I cant test anything else until I have this)
I've been exploring the code; although it's written in GO and there's little to no documentation, it is possible that setting the SYSLOG_HOSTNAME environment variable will do this. I'm running...
Tests seem to show that SYSLOG_TAG defaults to the container name (which is good) and SYSLOG_HOSTNAME defaults to the container ID (which is bad). It does not affect the syslog...