a test that does just udp and icmp?

[dtaht]

What I basically wanted was a test that did nothing but udp and icmp against a variable number of hosts. The below is not the right way to go about it.

## -*- mode: python; coding: utf-8 -*-

include("rtt_fair_var.conf")
DESCRIPTION="Ping - variable number of hosts"
DEFAULTS={'PLOT': "ping"}

for k in list(DATA_SETS.keys()):
    if 'download' in k:
        del DATA_SETS[k]

for k in list(DATA_SETS.keys()):
    if 'upload' in k:
        del DATA_SETS[k]

for k in list(PLOTS.keys()):
    if 'download' in k or k.endswith("_down"):
        del PLOTS[k]

for k in list(PLOTS.keys()):
    if 'upload' in k or k.endswith("_upload"):
        del PLOTS[k]

for p in 'totals', 'bar_fairness', 'box_combine', 'box_combine_throughput':
    PLOTS[p]['series'] = [s for s in PLOTS[p]['series'] if not ( 'download' or 'upload' ) in s['data']]

for p in 'all', 'all_scaled':
    PLOTS[p]['subplots'] = [s for s in PLOTS[p]['subplots'] if not ( 'download' or 'upload' )  in s]

[tohojo]

Dave Täht <notifications@github.com> writes:

What I basically wanted was a test that did nothing but udp and icmp against a variable number of hosts. The below is not the right way to go about it.

Definitely not ;) I'll see if I can whip something up...

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-Toke

[tohojo]

I'm thinking doing this with the in-development tool at #106 is better, no?

[dtaht]

Toke Høiland-Jørgensen <notifications@github.com> writes:

I'm thinking doing this with the in-development tool at #106 is better, no?

Yep. However I'd really like this tool to be safe to run on the open internet, which requires a three-way handshake.

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[tohojo]

Which it has, as I understood it?