Re: advice needed re. a ping/log app

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Anno domini 2024 Sat, 15 Jun 18:23:36 +0000
 dep via tde-users scripsit:
> greetings, everybody.
>
> living out in the woods, i am cursed by having to use frontier
> communications dsl for phone/internet. the phone is voip, so when the
> internet is down everything is down. there is no cellular service here. so
> when it does gown i have to drive 10 miles to a cell signal and sit in my
> car while over the course of a couple hours i end up getting no
> satisfaction from "support" located in a part of the world where english
> is not the first language.
>
> the internet goes down multiple times daily, usually for a few minutes but
> often more. it goes down for a few seconds multiple times each hour. it
> has been this way for years.
>
> it is my intention to make a formal complaint, and to do this i need to
> provide proof. unless there's a better method, i need to come up with an
> application that runs all the time and pings, say, cloudfare at 1.1.1.1,
> every few seconds and logs the results. it would be helpful if the logs
> were readily readable.
>
> there seem to be several such applications, but the ones i can find are for
> windows and seem to be overkill, logging numerous things i don't need. i
> just need to log this particular datum, in pretty fine detail, for a long
> period of time, on a linux machine.
>
> anyone know if there is such a thing and if so, what it would be? i would
> love if there were a tde utility that did this, but i don't know if such
> exists.
>
> thanks!

$ ping -t 3 -O -D 8.8.8.8 | tee the_big_bad_file.log

Nik

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