Ping
Andrew Dalke
dalke at acm.org
Thu Nov 16 01:39:18 EST 2000
Greg Fortune:
> ummmm, self promotion? How so?
Because I was pointing out code that I wrote.
> Krister, what exactly are you trying to accomplish with the ping? What
> kind of results are you trying to store?
To quote from the URL I gave:
: We've been having network problems and since I wanted to
:know when I could get email again, I wrote "sndping", which
:is a simple wrapper to the standard "ping" command. All it
:really does is run "ping" (or a ping-like command) and if
:the right text is in an output line, it runs a command.
:
: Of course, the defaults are set for my machine (IRIX 6.2)
:to play a sound when every successful packet it received.
:
: I took the idea from the Jargon file entry for ping, but
:since I haven't seen it implemented anywhere else, I'm
:posting my copy here. It ain't much, but it's fun. You'll
:probably need to tweak it for your system.
It's vaguely related, and kinda cute, so I brought it up. I really
didn't think it was worth additional justification given that the
link said everything.
Andrew
dalke at acm.org
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