> my advise check your internet connection on the remote location and keep a > ping from that network to your server running all the time to check for time > outs.
How can i log a continuous ping test to a file and include the date and time of each ping? I've found this bash code but it only logs once the tests have all finished. If I set it to continuous and then kill the task when I want to view the pings, it doesn't record the data. #!/bin/sh NOW=$(date +"%T %m/%d/%Y") PING=$(ping -qc 5 example.com | grep '5 packets') echo $NOW: $PING >> /home/matt/ping.log exit 0 Thanks Dan
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