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2006 Apr 27
0
Is there ping2?
Hi,
I would like to set up access to Internet via two providers. When they both
works OK I use
ip route add default scope global nexthop via x.x.x.x dev eth0 weight 1
nexthop via y.y.y.y.y dev eth1 weight 1
Next, I use script that regularly pings their upper providers for see if some
of providers are down. If one is down I want to guide all communications via
other interface. If second one
2008 Jul 09
1
Need basic PPPoE startup help
...};
};
};
if ($scripts<=2) { #CONTINUE THIS SCRIPT IF ONLY ONE OCCURRENCE (THIS
ONE) OF THIS SCRIPT IN CURRENT PROCESS LIST
#############
### BEGIN ###
#############
if ($DEBUG==1) {open DLOG, ">$DEBFILE" or die "Cannot open debugging
file!\n"};
&ping1;
&ping2;
&checkdowned;
&trimlog;
if ($DEBUG==1) {close DLOG};
} #END 'CONTINUE SCRIPT'
sleep 2;
exit;
######################################################################################################
### SUBROUTINES ###
###################
sub ping1 {
$p1=`/bin/ping -c 3 $GA...
2014 Aug 14
2
[LLVMdev] sys::path::system_temp_directory vs. sys::fs::createTemporaryFile
> Well, that changes behavior on Linux; previously it did honor TMPDIR when
> looking for a cache directory. Is that okay? (The Windows version is also
> honoring TEMP in this case.)
I *think* that is a bug fix. I don't have those env variables set on
my linux machine (fedora 20), but I don't remember seeing them
pointing to anything but /tmp in the past and that is even in