PingerPlot 1.1.0
PingerPlot 1.1.0 — the "leave it running" release.
Quality-of-life and operational features for monitoring you actually leave running, plus reliability fixes from a full code audit. Still pure Python standard library — zero third-party dependencies.
New
- Persists between launches — theme, engine options, alert thresholds, and your target list save to
%APPDATA%\PingerPlotand restore on start. View → Resume targets on launch re-arms the last session's monitors. - Pause / Resume — right-click a target to halt probing without losing history; resume continues where it left off.
- Per-target settings — each target keeps its own engine/alert config; right-click → Edit settings… to inspect or change just that one.
- Copy — right-click a hop to copy its IP or hostname.
- Webhook alerts — Engine → Webhook URL gets a JSON POST (http/https) when the destination alert raises or clears. Fired off-thread, so it never blocks probing.
- Custom app icon in place of the default Tk feather.
Reliability & hardening
- Probe log is size-capped with rollover (~25 MB, one backup) — unattended multi-week runs can't fill the disk.
- Fixed a monitor restart race (a slow worker from a previous run could write stale probes into a freshly restarted one) and made the engine reusable after shutdown.
- Session load clamps sample history so a crafted/corrupt file can't exhaust memory.
python -m pingerplotentry point; CI least-privilege (permissions: contents: read).
Install / run (no Git needed)
- Download Source code (zip) below and extract it anywhere.
- Double-click
PingerPlot.vbs— no console window, no build, nopip install.
Requires Windows 10/11 and Python 3.10+ (Tkinter ships with the python.org installer). Full TCP/UDP traceroute needs an elevated session; ICMP and TCP final-hop work as a normal user.
Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0