Re: [httping] testing of verion 1.4.1

[Emanuel Haupt <ehaupt@FreeBSD.org>]

Folkert van Heusden <folkert@vanheusden.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Are you people out there willing to test this version for me?
> http://www.vanheusden.com/httping/httping-1.4.1.tgz
> I of course tested it myself but as the changes are quiet
> fundamentally I would like some testing by others as well before I
> release things. This version should also work on freebsd. On freebsd
> I only tested ipv4 though.

Works quite well for me:

root@snow:/home/ehaupt/httping # httping -6 -c 5 -g ipv6.google.com
PING ipv6.google.com:80 (ipv6.google.com):
connected to ipv6.google.com:80, seq=0 time=75.16 ms 
connected to ipv6.google.com:80, seq=1 time=66.13 ms 
connected to ipv6.google.com:80, seq=2 time=76.91 ms 
connected to ipv6.google.com:80, seq=3 time=63.07 ms 
connected to ipv6.google.com:80, seq=4 time=66.33 ms 
--- ipv6.google.com ping statistics ---
5 connects, 5 ok, 0.00% failed
round-trip min/avg/max = 63.1/69.5/76.9 ms
root@snow:/home/ehaupt/httping # httping -c 5 -g www.google.com
PING www.google.com:80 (www.google.com):
connected to www.google.com:80, seq=0 time=41.72 ms 
connected to www.google.com:80, seq=1 time=19.69 ms 
connected to www.google.com:80, seq=2 time=22.87 ms 
connected to www.google.com:80, seq=3 time=20.92 ms 
connected to www.google.com:80, seq=4 time=22.97 ms 
--- www.google.com ping statistics ---
5 connects, 5 ok, 0.00% failed
round-trip min/avg/max = 19.7/25.6/41.7 ms


There is still the uneven indentation though :-) (-t, -S, -y, -A)

root@snow:/home/ehaupt/httping # httping       

-g url          url (e.g. -g http://localhost/)
-h hostname     hostname (e.g. localhost)
-p portnr       portnumber (e.g. 80)
-x host:port    hostname+portnumber of proxyserver
-c count        how many times to connect
-i interval     delay between each connect
-t timeout      timeout (default: 30s)
-6             use IPv6
-s              show statuscodes
-S             split time in connect-time and processing time
-G              do a GET request instead of HEAD (read the
                contents of the page as well)
-b              show transfer speed in KB/s (use with -G)
-B              like -b but use compression if available
-L x            limit the amount of data transferred (for -b)
                to 'x' (in bytes)
-X              show the number of KB transferred (for -b)
-l              connect using SSL
-z              show fingerprint (SSL)
-f              flood connect (no delays)
-a              audible ping
-m              give machine parseable output (see
                also -o and -e)
-o rc,rc,...    what http results codes indicate 'ok'
                coma seperated WITHOUT spaces inbetween
                default is 200, use with -e
-e str          string to display when http result code
                doesn't match
-I str          use 'str' for the UserAgent header
-R str          use 'str' for the Referer header
-r              resolve hostname only once (usefull when
                pinging roundrobin DNS: also takes the first
                DNS lookup out of the loop so that the first
                measurement is also correct)
-n warn,crit    Nagios-mode: return 1 when avg. response time
                >= warn, 2 if >= crit, otherwhise return 0
-N x            Nagios mode 2: return 0 when all fine, 'x'
                when anything failes
-y ip[:port]   bind to ip-address (and thus interface) [/port]
-q              quiet, only returncode
-A             Activate Basic authentication
-U Username     needed for authentication
-P Password     needed for authentication
-C cookie=value Add a cookie to the request
-V              show the version

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errno=2 (if applicable)

Emanuel