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Subject: tcpch.monitor - tcp ports with rudimentary chat
To: mon@linux.kernel.org
Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2001 01:34:18 -0400 (EDT)
From: Ed Ravin <eravin@panix.com>
Attached is tcpch.monitor, which is like the regular tcp.monitor
included with mon except that it has some rudimentary "chat script"
abilities. The code is rather rough since this is the first cut,
but it seems to work so I thought I would pass it around.
This monitor can be used to test arbitrary TCP services, though
it daemons that communicate in ASCII. You can supply a "send
string", data that gets sent as soon as the socket is open, a
regexp to parse for the response from the server, and a "quit
string" that gets sent before closing the socket (so to avoid
error messages from some daemons that are fussy).
# Options are
# -p <port-num>
# -t <connect-timeout-in-seconds> (default 15)
# -s <string to send upon connecting to provoke some output>
# -e <Perl regexp to expect in response>
# -q <string to send before closing after parsing response>
# -d <string to use as line delimiter for regexp matching>
# without /-s/-e/-q/, just checks that the socket can be opened
# and closed.
# smtp: tcpch.monitor -p 25 -e '^220\b' -q 'QUIT\r\n'
# web: tcpch.monitor -p 80 -s 'GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n' -e '^HTTP.*200 OK'
Known bugs: -t timeout actually specifies all timeouts, not just connect.
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