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@@ -97,14 +97,15 @@ Don't forget to make the Linux script executable (`chmod a+x curl.sh`).
 
 The bakrey will dynamicly create some additional files in the _curl_ sub directory under the check_mk agent config directory (Linux: `/etc/check_mk/curl`, Windows: `C:\ProgramData\checkmk\agent\config\curl`). **curl_item_#** equals to the second option of each line in the `curl.cfg` configuration file. 
 
-| File | Created by bakery option |
-| ---- | ---- |
-| curl_item_#.options | cURL options configured by the bakery |
-| curl_item_#.ca_cert | Configure certificate verification -> Certificate to verify against |
-| curl_item_#.header | Set request header / Set API key header  |
-| curl_item_#.post_binary | Send HTTP POST data  |
-| curl_item_#.search_header | Strings to expect in header |
-| curl_item_#.search_response | Strings to expect in response |
+| File | Created by bakery option | Content |
+| ---- | ---- | ---- |
+| curl_item_#.options | cURL options configured by the bakery | Options line by line |
+| curl_item_#.ca_cert | Configure certificate verification -> Certificate to verify against | Cert(chain) as PEM |
+| curl_item_#.header | Set request header / Set API key header  | Header: Value line by line |
+| curl_item_#.post_binary | Send HTTP POST data  | Post data as binary |
+| curl_item_#.regex | Regular expression to expect in content |  Regex pattern to match on response |
+| curl_item_#.search_header | Strings to expect in header | Strings to search for in header line by line |
+| curl_item_#.search_response | Strings to expect in response | Strings to search for in response line by line |
 
 In addition to the options in `curl_item_#.options` from the bakery rules the plugin uses the hard coded options `-q -w %{json} -s -verbose --stderr $TEMP_DIR\curl_session`. If no expected strings are configured, the option `-o NUL` will be added on Windows and `-o /dev/null` on Linux.