Udi Mottelo wrote:
[...]
Where is the time treatment? It's important in ping :)
Something like:
...
echo "Received at $RTIME"
echo "Current time $TIME"
...
In this case you can figure out and learn the time that
messages waited in the queue.
I suppose I could do something with the headers on the responder, but it
would probably be most meaningful to analyze the received response (what
you ultimately get back). Inserting a timestamp (particularly without
time sync) at one end wouldn't yield much accurate info. So for analysis
of time en-route, I think the headers would be as -- if not more --
meaningful.
But this was really meant less as a network diagnostic as a mail
processing checker to eliminate the need to send "this is a test"
messages to lists!
- Bob
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