singe · May 28, 2017 15:29 · singe · Apr 13, 2017
diff --git a/ping-diff-plot.sh b/ping-diff-plot.sh
 #!/bin/sh 

 # Super crude ping viz for debugging local network jitter

 upstream=$1 #The gateway of your Internet provider
 router=$2 #Your local gateway. This can be a MAC address, you'll need arping though
 avg=2 #How many points to average for the smooted graph
 limit=100 #The maximum number of points to show in the graph
 graphsize="2100,600" # width x height this works nicely on my MBP
 pingdelay=1

 # Plot the raw ping time to the two IPs
 cat << EOF > pings-both.gpi
 set terminal png size $graphsize font "Gill Sans,12" linewidth 2 rounded
 set output "pings-both.png"
 set ylabel "Time in milliseconds"
 set xlabel "Number of Pings"
 plot '< tail -n $limit pings-$router.dat' title 'Router' w lp, '< tail -n $limit pings-$upstream.dat' title 'Upstream' w lp
 pause 0.5
 replot
 reread
 EOF
 echo 0.0 > pings-$router.dat
 echo 0.0 > pings-$upstream.dat

 # Plot the smoothed graph
 cat << EOF > pings-dual.gpi
 set terminal png size $graphsize font "Gill Sans,12" linewidth 2 rounded
 set output "pings-dual.png"
 set ylabel "Difference in Time (ms)"
 set xlabel "Number of Pings"
 plot '< tail -n $limit pings-dual.dat' w lp title 'Smoothed Avg $avg'
 pause 0.5
 replot
 reread
 EOF
 echo 0.0 > pings-dual.dat
 gnuplot pings-both.gpi 2> /dev/null&
 gnuplot pings-dual.gpi 2> /dev/null&

 # Display the two graphs in your browser
 cat << EOF > pings-dual.html
 <html>
 <head><title>Ping Diff Plot</title></head>
 <body>
 <img src="" id="dual" />
 <img src="" id="both" />
 <script type="text/javascript">
 var dualelem = document.getElementById("dual");
 var bothelem = document.getElementById("both");

 function reload(type){
  stamp = (new Date()).getTime()
  url = "pings-"+type+".png?"+stamp;
  dualurl = "pings-dual.png?"+stamp;
  bothurl = "pings-both.png?"+stamp;

  var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
  xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() {
    if (xmlhttp.readyState == XMLHttpRequest.DONE ) {
      if (xmlhttp.response != "" ) {
        if (xmlhttp.responseURL.search("dual") != -1)
          dualelem.src = dualurl
        if (xmlhttp.responseURL.search("both") != -1)
          bothelem.src = bothurl
      }
    }
  };
  xmlhttp.open("HEAD", url, true);
  xmlhttp.send();
 }

 window.setInterval("reload('both')",500);
 window.setInterval("reload('dual')",500);
 </script>
 </body>
 </html>
 EOF
 open pings-dual.html&

 function cleanup {
  rm pings-$router.dat
  rm pings-$upstream.dat

  rm pings-dual.gpi
  rm pings-dual.png
  rm pings-dual.html
  rm pings-dual.dat

  rm pings-both.gpi
  rm pings-both.png
  exit
 }

 # Status output
 function hup {
  echo
  echo "# HUP received:"
  wc -l pings-*.dat
  tail -n$avg pings-*.dat
 }

 # Catch signals and cleanup
 trap cleanup SIGINT SIGTERM
 trap hup SIGHUP

 function pong {
  # Check if it's a MAC, if so arping instead of ping
  echo "$1"|grep ':' 2>&1 > /dev/null
  if [ $? == 0 ]; then
    # The sed converts usec to msecs for consistency
    pingout=$(arping -c1 $1|sed "s/\([0-9]*\)\.[0-9]* usec/0.\1 msec/")
  else
    pingout=$(ping $1 -W 1000 -c1)
  fi
  if [ $? == 2 ]; then #error with ping
    echo 1000.000 >> pings-$1.dat
  else
    echo "$pingout" | awk -F '[= ]' {'print $(NF-1)'} 2> /dev/null | grep -E '[0-9]' >> pings-$1.dat
  fi
 }

 # Loop
 while ((1)); do 
  #Make the pings, parse out the time, and put them in a data file
  pong $router&
  pid1=$!
  pong $upstream&
  pid2=$!
  wait $pid1 $pid2
  /bin/echo -n "."
  sleep $pingdelay

  # Calculate the averages
  uptime=$(tail -n$avg pings-$upstream.dat|awk "{s+=\$1}END{print s/$avg}")
  rttime=$(tail -n$avg pings-$router.dat|awk "{s+=\$1}END{print s/$avg}")
  # Subtract the router time from the upstream time to remove local link jitter
  diff=$(echo $rttime|awk "{print $uptime-\$0}")
  echo $diff >> pings-dual.dat
 done

 cleanup
	#!/bin/sh

	# Super crude ping viz for debugging local network jitter

	upstream=$1 #The gateway of your Internet provider
	router=$2 #Your local gateway. This can be a MAC address, you'll need arping though
	avg=2 #How many points to average for the smooted graph
	limit=100 #The maximum number of points to show in the graph
	graphsize="2100,600" # width x height this works nicely on my MBP
	pingdelay=1

	# Plot the raw ping time to the two IPs
	cat << EOF > pings-both.gpi
	set terminal png size $graphsize font "Gill Sans,12" linewidth 2 rounded
	set output "pings-both.png"
	set ylabel "Time in milliseconds"
	set xlabel "Number of Pings"
	plot '< tail -n $limit pings-$router.dat' title 'Router' w lp, '< tail -n $limit pings-$upstream.dat' title 'Upstream' w lp
	pause 0.5
	replot
	reread
	EOF
	echo 0.0 > pings-$router.dat
	echo 0.0 > pings-$upstream.dat

	# Plot the smoothed graph
	cat << EOF > pings-dual.gpi
	set terminal png size $graphsize font "Gill Sans,12" linewidth 2 rounded
	set output "pings-dual.png"
	set ylabel "Difference in Time (ms)"
	set xlabel "Number of Pings"
	plot '< tail -n $limit pings-dual.dat' w lp title 'Smoothed Avg $avg'
	pause 0.5
	replot
	reread
	EOF
	echo 0.0 > pings-dual.dat
	gnuplot pings-both.gpi 2> /dev/null&
	gnuplot pings-dual.gpi 2> /dev/null&

	# Display the two graphs in your browser
	cat << EOF > pings-dual.html
	<html>
	<head><title>Ping Diff Plot</title></head>
	<body>
	<img src="" id="dual" />
	<img src="" id="both" />
	<script type="text/javascript">
	var dualelem = document.getElementById("dual");
	var bothelem = document.getElementById("both");

	function reload(type){
	stamp = (new Date()).getTime()
	url = "pings-"+type+".png?"+stamp;
	dualurl = "pings-dual.png?"+stamp;
	bothurl = "pings-both.png?"+stamp;

	var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
	xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() {
	if (xmlhttp.readyState == XMLHttpRequest.DONE ) {
	if (xmlhttp.response != "" ) {
	if (xmlhttp.responseURL.search("dual") != -1)
	dualelem.src = dualurl
	if (xmlhttp.responseURL.search("both") != -1)
	bothelem.src = bothurl
	}
	}
	};
	xmlhttp.open("HEAD", url, true);
	xmlhttp.send();
	}

	window.setInterval("reload('both')",500);
	window.setInterval("reload('dual')",500);
	</script>
	</body>
	</html>
	EOF
	open pings-dual.html&

	function cleanup {
	rm pings-$router.dat
	rm pings-$upstream.dat

	rm pings-dual.gpi
	rm pings-dual.png
	rm pings-dual.html
	rm pings-dual.dat

	rm pings-both.gpi
	rm pings-both.png
	exit
	}

	# Status output
	function hup {
	echo
	echo "# HUP received:"
	wc -l pings-*.dat
	tail -n$avg pings-*.dat
	}

	# Catch signals and cleanup
	trap cleanup SIGINT SIGTERM
	trap hup SIGHUP

	function pong {
	# Check if it's a MAC, if so arping instead of ping
	echo "$1"\|grep ':' 2>&1 > /dev/null
	if [ $? == 0 ]; then
	# The sed converts usec to msecs for consistency
	pingout=$(arping -c1 $1\|sed "s/\([0-9]\)\.[0-9] usec/0.\1 msec/")
	else
	pingout=$(ping $1 -W 1000 -c1)
	fi
	if [ $? == 2 ]; then #error with ping
	echo 1000.000 >> pings-$1.dat
	else
	echo "$pingout" \| awk -F '[= ]' {'print $(NF-1)'} 2> /dev/null \| grep -E '[0-9]' >> pings-$1.dat
	fi
	}

	# Loop
	while ((1)); do
	#Make the pings, parse out the time, and put them in a data file
	pong $router&
	pid1=$!
	pong $upstream&
	pid2=$!
	wait $pid1 $pid2
	/bin/echo -n "."
	sleep $pingdelay

	# Calculate the averages
	uptime=$(tail -n$avg pings-$upstream.dat\|awk "{s+=\$1}END{print s/$avg}")
	rttime=$(tail -n$avg pings-$router.dat\|awk "{s+=\$1}END{print s/$avg}")
	# Subtract the router time from the upstream time to remove local link jitter
	diff=$(echo $rttime\|awk "{print $uptime-\$0}")
	echo $diff >> pings-dual.dat
	done

	cleanup