local TCP test

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list Mirko Saam · Fri, 21 Oct 2005 14:57:45 +0200 ·

Hi,

I have written a netstat tcp test, which i find particularly useful.
"netstat" tcp connections sent by the hobbit client will be
scanned on the hobbit server for sourceport, targetport and connection
state.
This helps you verify that a process is listening on port 80,
that at least 5 connections are established to your database server,
that the telnet port is really closed or
that there are no more than 100 connections in TIME_WAIT state.
The handling/display is quite similar to the "PROC" option in
hobbit-clients.cfg.

If there is interest, I would like to contribute it, because i think
that hobbit is a great tool (I'm currently migrating from bb). How is
the procedure?

Regards,
Mirko

list Jeff Stuart · Fri, 21 Oct 2005 10:22:14 -0400 ·

▸ quoted from Mirko Saam

Mirko Saam wrote:

Hi,

I have written a netstat tcp test, which i find particularly useful.
"netstat" tcp connections sent by the hobbit client will be scanned
on the hobbit server for sourceport, targetport and connection state.
This helps you verify that a process is listening on port 80, that
at least 5 connections are established to your database server, that
the telnet port is really closed or that there are no more than 100
connections in TIME_WAIT state. The handling/display is quite similar
to the "PROC" option in hobbit-clients.cfg.

If there is interest, I would like to contribute it, because i think
that hobbit is a great tool (I'm currently migrating from bb). How is
the procedure?

Regards, Mirko

I would suggest contributing it to Deadcat's archive
(http://www.deadcat.net/).  Also, I personally would love this test.  If
you want to email it to me personally, please feel free to.

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list Mirko Saam · Thu, 27 Oct 2005 21:59:16 +0200 ·

Hi,

i have just commited ports-1.0.tar.gz to deadcat which is a
bb client test for the bb client.
My original question concerns a port (written in C) for the native
hobbit server that is more powerful. Is there interest
to integrate it into the hobbit sources (client_config.c,
hobbitd_client.c, etc).
(Dont want to flood anyone with diffs...)

▸ quoted from Jeff Stuart


Regards, Mirko

I would suggest contributing it to Deadcat's archive
(http://www.deadcat.net/).  Also, I personally would love this test.  If
you want to email it to me personally, please feel free to.

Mirko Saam wrote:

Hi,

I have written a netstat tcp test, which i find particularly useful.
"netstat" tcp connections sent by the hobbit client will be scanned
on the hobbit server for sourceport, targetport and connection state.
This helps you verify that a process is listening on port 80, that
at least 5 connections are established to your database server, that
the telnet port is really closed or that there are no more than 100
connections in TIME_WAIT state. The handling/display is quite similar
to the "PROC" option in hobbit-clients.cfg.

If there is interest, I would like to contribute it, because i think
that hobbit is a great tool (I'm currently migrating from bb). How is
the procedure?

Regards, Mirko

list Henrik Størner · Fri, 28 Oct 2005 08:50:41 +0200 ·

▸ quoted from Mirko Saam

On Thu, Oct 27, 2005 at 09:59:16PM +0200, Mirko Saam wrote:

i have just commited ports-1.0.tar.gz to deadcat which is a
bb client test for the bb client.
My original question concerns a port (written in C) for the native
hobbit server that is more powerful. Is there interest
to integrate it into the hobbit sources (client_config.c,
hobbitd_client.c, etc).

Absolutely. Feel free to send diffs to me, and if you need any
help with handling the config-file or any other issues, just ask.


Regards,
Henrik

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