when no ping say 'moo!'

[Discipulus]

aah ahh not so cool but handy maybe!!
linux peoples can rearrange easely.
run as follow: Aping.pl -i 10.0.0.1
or without args to get help

Lor*

#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;
$|++;
use Getopt::Long;
use Win32::Sound;


my $sleep = 60;
my $conteggio = 4;
my $echook = ( $conteggio - 1 );
my $alarmnum = 3;
my $sound;
my $volume = 100;

my  $host;
&aiuto() if ( ! GetOptions ( 'ip=s' => \$host,
                          'sleep=i'   => \$sleep,
                                'conteggio=i'  => \$conteggio,
                          'ok=i' => \$echook,
                          'alarm=i' => \$alarmnum,
                          'play=s' => \$sound,
                          'volume=i' => \$volume,
                       ) or ! $host );

$alarmnum = 3 if $alarmnum < 1;
if ( $echook >  $conteggio ){ $echook = $conteggio-1 }
if (defined $sound && !(-e $sound)) {$sound = 'crow.wav'}


while (1){
  sleep $sleep;
  my $ok = &controlla($host);
  if ($ok < $echook){
    for (1..$alarmnum) { &suona() }
    print "ERROR !\n";
  }
  else {print "OK $host\n";}
}
sub suona {
         if (defined $sound && -e $sound) {
            Win32::Sound::Volume($volume,$volume);
            Win32::Sound::Play($sound);

         }
         else {sleep 1; print"\a\a"}
}

sub controlla{
    my $ok =0;
    open CMD,"ping -n $conteggio -l 1 $host 2>&1|";
    while (<CMD>) {++$ok if $_ =~/$host/;print"."}
    close CMD;
    return $ok;

}
sub aiuto {
    print <<EOA;
    

USAGE OF $0:

$0 -i 10.0.0.1  [-sleep n]  [-conteggio n] [-ok n]  [-alarm n]  [-play
+ file.wav] [-volume %]

-i 10.0.0.1
ping specified IP every 60 seconds  4 times expecting 3 positives repl
+y or play  3 system bell during 3 seconds

--ip=10.10.0.1 --sleep = 30  --conteggio = 10 --ok = 5 --alarm = 20


-i 10.10.0.1 -s 30  -c 10 -o 5 -a 20
same of above

EOA

exit 1;
}

[ambrus]

The ping program actually gives the right exit code, so you can just look at that instead of trying to parse its output.

[ruzam]

I can't test (no win32 here), but I would replace the ping command with Net::Ping

use Net::Ping;

...

sub controlla{
    my $ok = 0;
    my $p = Net::Ping->new("icmp");
    my $tries = $conteggio;
    while ($tries-- > 0) {
        $++ok if $p->ping($host);
    }
    return $ok;
}

[jasonk]

The OS X version doesn't even need perl!

# ping -c1 hostname || say 'moo!'

[Discipulus]

ok u rigth.. why parse the output ?? use pure Perl!
here the new version
some idea to play sound in other system? like if $^O ne 'MSWin32' ...

#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;
$|++;
use Getopt::Long;
use Net::Ping;
use Win32::Sound;


my $sleep = 60;
my $conteggio = 4;
my $echook = ( $conteggio - 1 );
my $alarmnum = 3;
my $sound;
my $volume = 100;
my $timeout = 2;
my  $host;
&aiuto() if ( !GetOptions('ip=s' => \$host,
                          'sleep=i'   => \$sleep,
              'conteggio=i'=>\$conteggio,
                          'ok=i' => \$echook,
                          'timeout=i' => \$timeout,
                          'alarm=i' => \$alarmnum,
                          'play=s' => \$sound,
                          'volume=i' => \$volume,
                       ) or ! $host );


$timeout = 2 if $timeout < 1;
$alarmnum = 3 if $alarmnum < 1;
if ( $echook >  $conteggio ){ $echook = $conteggio-1 }
if (defined $sound && !(-e $sound)) {$sound = 'crow.wav'}
######################################################################
+##########
while (1){
  sleep $sleep;
  my $ok = &controlla($host);
  if ($ok < $echook){
    for (1..$alarmnum) { &suona() }
    print " ERROR !\n";
  }
  else {print " OK $host\n";}
}
######################################################################
+##########
sub controlla{
    my $host = shift;
    my $p = Net::Ping->new("icmp");
    my $ok = 0;
    foreach my $try  (1..$conteggio)
    {
        print ($p->ping($host, $timeout) ? (++$ok and '.') : 'X' );
        sleep(1);
    }
    $p->close();
    return $ok;
}
######################################################################
+##########
sub suona {
         if (defined $sound && -e $sound) {
            Win32::Sound::Volume($volume,$volume);
            Win32::Sound::Play($sound);

         }
         else {sleep 1; print"\a\a"}
}
######################################################################
+##########
sub aiuto {
    print <<EOA;


UTILIZZO DI $0:

$0 -i 10.0.0.1  [-sleep n]  [-conteggio n] [-ok n]  [-timeot n] [-alar
+m n]  [-play file.wav] [-volume %]

-i 10.0.0.1
ping specified IP every 60 seconds  4 times expecting 3 positives repl
+y or play  3 system bell during 3 seconds

--ip=10.10.0.1 --sleep = 30  --conteggio = 10 --ok = 5 --alarm = 20


-i 10.10.0.1 -s 30  -c 10 -o 5 -a 20
same of above


EOA

exit 1;
}