Pings a host once every second and displays the results in an interactive ncurses window.
Usage: multiping hostname
Display:
# ping OK
% ping OK, response is slow (over 1000 ms)
- ping not OK
! ping process killed (after 20 seconds)
? cannot execute ping
Keys:
q - quit
k, Up - scroll up
j, Down - scroll down
Ctrl+U, Page Up - scroll page up
Ctrl+D, Page Down - scroll page down
g, Home - scroll to top
G, End - scroll to bottom
Ctrl+L - redraw
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