My favorite ping tool is fping, mainly because I can do bash expansion with it eg `fping mail{1..10}` .. very useful and saves me from doing a "for i" one-liner.
This idea is also very useful for host/dig DNS queries which I would also often previously do a one-liner for, but recently had a gpt script me a tool for it:
My favorite ping tool is fping, mainly because I can do bash expansion with it eg `fping mail{1..10}` .. very useful and saves me from doing a "for i" one-liner.
This idea is also very useful for host/dig DNS queries which I would also often previously do a one-liner for, but recently had a gpt script me a tool for it:
https://gist.github.com/jgbrwn/7dd4b262c544f750cb0291161b2ec...
Just fyi, looks like the shortened command defaults has a bug based on the docs @ https://pypi.org/project/service-ping-sping/
(i.e. # HTTP monitoring with interactive UI sping google.com )
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Would you mind telling me what environment you found this behavior in, and how you installed the app?
I've been testing in ubuntu containers doing:
Thank you so much!!*EDIT:*
I think this is to do with me not being specific about what version of typer I depend upon... working on it now!
This is now fixed in 0.2.11. Thanks @johnQdeveloper
I absolutely love this! What a great tool.
Very nice! We all really need a tool that IT can use to diagnose problems along the path. Like more user friendly nping —tr