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Doug wrote: > What software do you like to use to measure download speeds? wget. I have a cron job that runs the below script periodically, and a logwatch filter that summarizes the min/average/max. It works by pulling a file from some ISP that has made said file available specifically for bandwidth testing. This obviously tests only download and is limited in accuracy due to only downloading from one server. -Tom #!/bin/sh LOG='/var/log/monitor-bandwidth.log' TEST_FILE='http://insanepwning.net/speedtest/7MB' REPORT='/tmp/bandwidth-report' DATE=`date '+%F %X'` wget --output-document=/dev/null --tries=3 $TEST_FILE > $REPORT 2>&1 RATE=`perl -ne 'm/\((\d+.\d+ KB\/s)\)/ && print "$+\n"' $REPORT` if [ "$RATE" != "" ]; then echo $DATE $RATE >> $LOG else ERROR=`cat $REPORT` echo $DATE $ERROR >> $LOG fi
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