Strange issue with check_http -C for SSL certs

[william pink]

Hi,

First email to the list been a Nagios user for some time now and have never
had any really trouble with it until today, I am using the check_http plugin
to check for SSL certificate expiry. I can check the plug in manually and it
results back in the correct expiry time but if I configure it in Nagios it
returns a totally different date here is the configuration

command defined

# Check SSL cert expiry
define command{
        command_name    check_cert_expiry
        command_line    $USER1$/check_http -H $HOSTADDRESS$ --ssl -C 14
        }

service defined

define service{
        use                                    service         ; Name of
service template to use
        hostgroup_name                 linux-sites
        service_description             Checks SSL Cert
        contact_groups                  critical
        check_command                check_cert_expiry
        }


The hostgroup linux-sites is a collection of the URL's I manage, I am really
not sure where to start with this one?

Any pointers would be great,

Thanks,
Will
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