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Newer page: version 2 Last edited on Sunday, 4 July 2010 18:08:27 by CyberLeo Revert
Older page: version 1 Last edited on Sunday, 4 July 2010 18:07:44 by CyberLeo Revert
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-Target: 
+! Target: 
 # Generate a list of timestamp/RTT values, one per second, into a text file suitable for later processing and graphing 
  
-Limitations: 
+! Limitations: 
 # Utilize base system; don't require extra packages 
 # Operate in 'streaming' mode: don't use bourne shell 'while' loop and keep fork()ing to a minimum 
  
-Result: 
+! Result: 
 <code brush="bash"> 
 ping -n 172.16.44.18 | sed -le 's/^.* \(time=[0-9.]*\) ms$/\1/; /^time=/!d; s/^time=//g; /\./!s/$/./g; /\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g; /\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g; /\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g; s/\.//g' | awk '{ printf; printf " "; system("date +%s"); close("date"); fflush() }' 
 </code> 
  
-Breakdown: 
+! Breakdown: 
 * Sed portion: 
 <code brush="sed"> 
 s/^.* \(time=[0-9.]*\) ms$/\1/; # Trim out all but the RTT 
 /^time=/!d; # Eliminate all other lines 

version 2

Target:

  1. Generate a list of timestamp/RTT values, one per second, into a text file suitable for later processing and graphing

Limitations:

  1. Utilize base system; don't require extra packages
  2. Operate in 'streaming' mode: don't use bourne shell 'while' loop and keep fork()ing to a minimum

Result:

ping -n 172.16.44.18 | sed -le 's/^.* \(time=[0-9.]*\) ms$/\1/; /^time=/!d; s/^time=//g; /\./!s/$/./g; /\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g; /\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g; /\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g; s/\.//g' | awk '{ printf; printf " "; system("date +%s"); close("date"); fflush() }'

Breakdown:

  • Sed portion:
s/^.* \(time=[0-9.]*\) ms$/\1/;        # Trim out all but the RTT
/^time=/!d;                            # Eliminate all other lines
s/^time=//g;                           # Remove the 'time=' tag; want only the number
/\./!s/$/./g;                          # Add a decimal point onto the end if it doesn't exist
/\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g;          # Add a 0 to the end if there are fewer than three digits after the decimal point
/\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g;          # Add a second 0
/\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/!s/$/0/g;          # Add a third 0; now the number should be normalized to microseconds
s/\.//g;                               # Remove the decimal point, leaving only an integer number of microseconds
  • Awk portion:
{ printf;                              # Print out the RTT
  printf " ";                          # Print a space
  system("date +%s");                  # Print the current seconds-since-epoch
  close("date");                       # A kludge, but there's no other way to acquire the date without using gawk or calling 'date' somehow
  fflush();                            # Line-buffer the output
}