Releases: githubflyideas/pingping
Release list
v2.2.4
1:download file
2:
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping user=admin passwd=admin
3:
add ping host
vi target/ping.txt
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.google.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
###darwin-amd64 for mac-intel cpu
###darwin-arm64 for mac arm cpu
###linux-adm64 for x86 cpu
###linux-arm64 for arm cpu
v2.2.2
1:download file
2:
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping user=admin passwd=admin
3:
add ping host
vi target/ping.txt
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.google.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
###darwin-amd64 for mac-intel cpu
###darwin-arm64 for mac arm cpu
###linux-adm64 for x86 cpu
###linux-arm64 for arm cpu
v2.2.1
1:download file
2:
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping user=admin passwd=admin
3:
add ping host
vi target/ping.txt
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.google.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
###darwin-amd64 for mac-intel cpu
###darwin-arm64 for mac arm cpu
###linux-adm64 for x86 cpu
###linux-arm64 for arm cpu
v2.2.0
1:download file
2:
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping
3:
add ping host
vi target/ping.txt
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.google.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
###darwin-amd64 for mac-intel cpu
###darwin-arm64 for mac arm cpu
###linux-adm64 for x86 cpu
###linux-arm64 for arm cpu
v2.1.1
1:download file
2:
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping
3:
add ping host
vi target/ping.txt
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.google.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
v2.1.0
1:download file
2:
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping
3:
add ping host
vi target/ping.txt
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.google.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
Statically compiled for Linux, compatible with most Linux distributions.
If running as a non-root user and you encounter an error creating the ICMP socket, run:
#sudo setcap cap_net_raw+ep ./pingping
Or enable the appropriate kernel setting:
net.ipv4.ping_group_range
v2.0.0
1:download file
2:
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping
3:
add ping host
vi target/ping.txt
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.google.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
Statically compiled for Linux, compatible with most Linux distributions.
If running as a non-root user and you encounter an error creating the ICMP socket, run:
#sudo setcap cap_net_raw+ep ./pingping
Or enable the appropriate kernel setting:
net.ipv4.ping_group_range
v1.3.1
1:download file
2:
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping
3:
add ping host
vi target/ping.txt
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.baidu.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
Statically compiled for Linux, compatible with most Linux distributions.
If running as a non-root user and you encounter an error creating the ICMP socket, run:
#sudo setcap cap_net_raw+ep ./pingping
Or enable the appropriate kernel setting:
net.ipv4.ping_group_range
v1.1.0
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.baidu.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
Statically compiled for Linux, compatible with most Linux distributions.
If running as a non-root user and you encounter an error creating the ICMP socket, run:
#sudo setcap cap_net_raw+ep ./pingping
Or enable the appropriate kernel setting:
net.ipv4.ping_group_range
v1.0.0
#tar xzf pingping-.tar.gz && cd pingping-/
#./pingping
On the first run, PingPing automatically generates a demo configuration that probes www.baidu.com. Open http://localhost:8517/ in your browser to view the latency heatmap.
Statically compiled for Linux, compatible with most Linux distributions.
If running as a non-root user and you encounter an error creating the ICMP socket, run:
#sudo setcap cap_net_raw+ep ./pingping
Or enable the appropriate kernel setting:
net.ipv4.ping_group_range