def testReusableInstanceQuietly(self):
hostname = 'www.cs.helsinki.fi'
count = 3
p = Pinger(hostname, 100, 256) #, own_id='python-ping')
r1 = p.run(count-1, 1000, verbose=False)
r2 = p.run(1, 1000, verbose=False)
print_exit(hostname, merge(r1,r2))
def load_hosts(): #creates a dictionary of hosts
file_obj = open(filename, 'r')
temp = []
hosts = {}
count = 0
garbage = True
second = False
while (garbage):
line = file_obj.readline()
if (line[0] == ';' and second == False):
#at the first ';' so ignore and set second flag
second = True
elif (line[0] == ';'):
#we are at the ';' before where we want to start reading in
garbage = False
line = file_obj.readline()
while (line[0] != ';'):
line = line.split() #split tabs
print line
hostname = line[0]
print "hostname: " + hostname
ip = line[2]
print "ip: " + ip
comment = " "
comment = comment.join(line[4:])
print "comment: " + comment
fqdn = hostname + ".kittenz.pdx.edu"
pinger = Pinger(target_host=ip)
avg = pinger.ping()
ping = "%0.4fms" % avg
info = {
"hostname": hostname,
"ip": ip,
"owner": comment,
"fqdn": fqdn,
"ping": ping
}
hosts[hostname] = info
line = file_obj.readline()
print "Hosts have been read in from " + filename + "."
print hosts
file_obj.close()
return hosts
def ping(self):
if self.version == 6:
res = Pinger6().ping6([self.ip]).results
else:
res = Pinger().ping([self.ip]).results
if res == {}:
return "unreachable"
else:
return "reachable"
def test_PingUnexistingHost(self):
"""Try to ping some unexisting host"""
p = Pinger("1.0.1.0")
self.assertFalse( p.ping() )
def test_PingGoogle(self):
"""Try to ping the Google.com"""
p = Pinger("www.google.com")
self.assertTrue( p.ping() )
def test_PingYourSelf(self):
"""Try to ping the localhost"""
p1 = Pinger("localhost")
p2 = Pinger("127.0.0.1")
self.assertTrue( p1.ping() )
self.assertTrue( p2.ping() )
