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January 3, 2018 17:16
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Indefinitely test an URL, displaying HTTP return code and delay in nanoseconds
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#!/usr/bin/env pike | |
int timeout_data=10; | |
int timeout=40; | |
string host_check = "www.example.com"; | |
string query_check = "GET / HTTP/1.1"; | |
int port_check = 80; | |
mapping headers = ([ "User-Agent":"Pike Loop HTTP test" ]); | |
Protocols.HTTP.Query http=Protocols.HTTP.Query(); | |
// time counters | |
int start = 0; | |
int stop = 0; | |
int main(int argc, array(string) argv) | |
{ | |
launch(); | |
return -1; | |
} | |
void launch() | |
{ | |
start=0; stop=0; | |
http->set_callbacks(http_ok, http_ko); | |
http->data_timeout = timeout_data; | |
http->timeout = timeout; | |
start=gethrtime(1); | |
http->async_request(host_check, port_check, query_check, headers); | |
} | |
void http_ok() | |
{ | |
stop = gethrtime(1); | |
write("-- HTTP %O (%d ns)\n", http.status, (stop-start)); | |
launch(); | |
} | |
void http_ko() | |
{ | |
stop = gethrtime(1); | |
werror("!! timeout (%d ns)\n", (stop-start)); | |
launch(); | |
} |
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