#!/bin/sh # # tcpping: test response times using TCP SYN packets # URL: https://github.com/deajan/tcpping # Former URL: http://www.vdberg.org/~richard/tcpping.html # # uses recent versions of traceroute supporting TCP sessions # # (c) 2002-2020 Richard van den Berg under the GPL # http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html # Orsiris de Jong # # 2002/12/20 v1.0 initial version # 2003/01/25 v1.1 added -c and -r options # now accepting all other tcptraceroute options # 2003/01/30 v1.2 removed double quotes around backquotes # 2003/03/25 v1.3 added -x option, courtesy of Alvin Austin # 2005/03/31 v1.4 added -C option, courtesy of Norman Rasmussen # 2007/01/11 v1.5 catch bad destination addresses # 2007/01/19 v1.6 catch non-root tcptraceroute # 2008/02/10 v1.7 make -C work when reverse lookup fails, courtesy of Fabrice Le Dorze # 2010/06/04 v1.8 make -C work when ipaddress doesn't reply, courtesy of Yann Beulque # From v2.0 upwards, maintainer is Orsiris de Jong # 2018/04/25 v2.0 make tcpping work with recent traceroute binary (tested with version 2.0.22) # added language agonstic traceroute support # added FreeBSD 11 traceroute and csh support # added support for other ttl than 255 # added -z debug parameter which shows what is actually sent to traceroute # drop tcptraceroute prerequisite # removed elder options (-l, -p which is defined as ending optional argument) # multiple small improvements (local variables, better readability) # 2018/07/11 v2.1 added preflight checks for traceroute and bc binaries # comparaisons are now strict postix, thanks to https://github.com/agail # 2018/11/26 v2.2 added checks for root privileges, courtesy of Jim Conner # added -Z parameter for sudo # added -M parameter for protocol # removed bc dependancy # fixed bogus -w parameter # 2019/09/25 v2.3 allow -w parameter to take floats under linux # meantime between checks is now lowered if -w parameter is less than 1 second on linux # added -o parameter, which outputs statistics similar to ping # Simpify main loop # fix ambiguous output redirect in csh for preflight check # 2020/04/19 v2.4 fixed -r parameter, which also accepts floats now, and added -r auto option, which calculates # a wait interval based on timeToWait (-w) parameter # Do not wait additional interval time when ping fails before running next try # Remove _checkSite function (merged into _testSite) to avoid code duplicartion, and lower execution time # Set default wait interval (-r) parameter to auto # Set default timeToWait parameter to 1 second # v2.5-dev Fixed set -o pipefail only exists on bash ver="v2.5dev" format="%Y%m%d%H%M%S" d="no" c="no" C="no" f_ttl=255 m_ttl=255 seq=0 numberOfQueries=1 interval=auto timeToWait=1 topts="" SUDO_COMMAND="" _DEBUG=false LOCAL_OS= METHOD=tcp summary="no" x=0 traceRouteBinary="traceroute" # Make sure traceroute output is language agnostic export LANG=C # Make sure we get exit codes from piped commands [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ] && set -o pipefail usage () { name=`basename $0` echo "tcpping $ver Richard van den Berg , Orsiris de Jong " echo echo "Usage: $name [-d] [-c] [-C] [-w sec] [-q num] [-x count] ipaddress [port]" echo echo " -d print timestamp before every result" echo " -c print a columned result line" echo " -C print in the same format as fping's -C option" echo " -w wait time in seconds (defaults to 1). Linux supports float values, ie '.2'" echo " -r repeat every n seconds (defaults to auto). Linux supports float values, ie '.2'" echo " also accepts 'auto' value which works with -x in order to make total execution time lower than interval * repeats" echo " -x repeat n times (defaults to unlimited)" echo " -f first ttl (defaults to 255), see traceroute man" echo " -m max ttl (defaults to 255), see traceroute man" echo " -nNFASEisfm see traceroute man" echo " -M method (tcp, udp, icmp...), see traceroute man" echo " --sport define source port, see traceroute man" echo " -z show what command is actually sent to traceroute (debug)" echo " -Z run traceroute with sudo" echo " -o Output ping like statistics" echo echo "Default port is 80" echo "See also: man traceroute" echo } getLocalOS() { local localOsVar local localOsName local localOsVer # There is no good way to tell if currently running in BusyBox shell. Using sluggish way. if ls --help 2>&1 | grep -i "BusyBox" > /dev/null; then localOsVar="BusyBox" else # Detecting the special ubuntu userland in Windows 10 bash if grep -i Microsoft /proc/sys/kernel/osrelease > /dev/null 2>&1; then localOsVar="Microsoft" else localOsVar="`uname -spior 2>&1`" if [ $? != 0 ]; then localOsVar="`uname -v 2>&1`" if [ $? != 0 ]; then localOsVar="`uname`" fi fi fi fi case $localOsVar in # Android uname contains both linux and android, keep it before linux entry *"Android"*) LOCAL_OS="Android" ;; *"Linux"*) LOCAL_OS="Linux" ;; *"BSD"*) LOCAL_OS="BSD" ;; *"MINGW32"*|*"MINGW64"*|*"MSYS"*) LOCAL_OS="msys" ;; *"CYGWIN"*) LOCAL_OS="Cygwin" ;; *"Microsoft"*) LOCAL_OS="WinNT10" ;; *"Darwin"*) LOCAL_OS="MacOSX" ;; *"BusyBox"*) LOCAL_OS="BusyBox" ;; *) echo >&2 "Running on unknown local OS [$localOsVar]." ;; esac } checkEnvironment() { if ! type traceroute > /dev/null; then echo >&2 "traceroute binary not found. Please install it first" exit 1 fi if [ `${traceRouteBinary} -M 2>&1 | grep -c unrecog` -eq 1 ]; then if [ $_DEBUG = true ]; then echo "traceroute does not support -M parameter, switch to tcptraceroute" fi traceRouteBinary="tcptraceroute" fi if ! type awk > /dev/null; then echo >&2 "awk binary not found. Please install it first" exit 2 fi } # Check if site can be reached via TCP SYN # Measure latency via TCP SYN _testSite() { local host="${1}" local port="${2:-80}" local myseq="${3}" local args= local i=1 for givenArgs in "${@}"; do if [ $i -gt 3 ]; then args="$args $givenArgs" fi i=`expr $i + 1` done local traceRoute= local traceRouteCommand= local foundHost= local rtt= shift [ "${c}" = "yes" ] && nows=`date +${format}` [ "${d}" = "yes" ] && nowd=`date` # Remove first line from result if [ "$traceRouteBinary" = "tcptraceroute" ]; then traceRouteCommand="$SUDO_COMMAND ${traceRouteBinary} -f ${f_ttl} -m ${m_ttl} -q ${numberOfQueries} -w ${timeToWait} ${args} ${host} ${port}" else traceRouteCommand="$SUDO_COMMAND ${traceRouteBinary} ${METHOD_PARAMETER} ${METHOD} -f ${f_ttl} -m ${m_ttl} -q ${numberOfQueries} -w ${timeToWait} ${args} -p ${port} ${host}" fi if [ $_DEBUG = true ]; then echo "$traceRouteCommand" fi # BSD traceroute (and tcptraceroute) outputs header line to stderr while outputting results to stdout, whereas linux versions output everything to stdout if [ "$traceRouteBinary" = "tcptraceroute" ] || [ "$LOCAL_OS" = "BSD" ] || [ "$LOCAL_OS" = "MacOSX" ]; then traceRoute=`$traceRouteCommand 2>/dev/null` else traceRoute=`$traceRouteCommand 2>/dev/null | awk 'NR>1'` fi result=$? if [ "$traceRouteBinary" = "tcptraceroute" ] && [ $myseq -eq 0 ]; then if [ $result -ne 0 ]; then if [ "`id -u`" -ne 0 ]; then echo >&2 "Unable to run '$traceRouteCommand' command. Please try run $0 with -Z parameter or 'sudo $0'" exit 20 else echo >&2 "Unable to run '$traceRouteCommand' command. Please submit an issue in 'https://github.com/deajan/tcpping/issues' with the output of the command." exit 21 fi fi if echo "${traceRoute}" | egrep -i "(bad destination|got roo|not known|cannot handle)" >/dev/null 2>&1; then echo >&2 "${traceRoute}" exit 22 fi fi if [ "$traceRouteBinary" = "tcptraceroute" ]; then rtt=`echo "${traceRoute}" | sed 's/.*] //' | awk '{print $1}'` # if RTT is 255, try again with ACK method if [ "$rtt" = "255" ]; then if [ $_DEBUG = true ]; then echo "SYN method failed, attempting ACK method..."; fi traceRouteCommand="$SUDO_COMMAND ${traceRouteBinary} -A -f ${f_ttl} -m ${m_ttl} -q ${numberOfQueries} -w ${timeToWait} ${args} ${host} ${port}" traceRoute=`$traceRouteCommand 2>/dev/null` rtt=`echo "${traceRoute}" | sed 's/.*] //' | awk '{print $1}'` fi else rtt=`echo "${traceRoute}" | awk '{print $4}'` fi not=`echo "${rtt}" | tr -d ".0123456789"` [ "${d}" = "yes" ] && echo "$nowd" if [ "${c}" = "yes" ]; then if [ "x${rtt}" != "x" -a "x${not}" = "x" ]; then echo "$myseq $nows $rtt $host" else echo "$myseq $nows $maxRtt $host" fi elif [ "${C}" = "yes" ]; then if [ "$myseq" = "0" ]; then echo -n "$host :" fi if [ "x${rtt}" != "x" -a "x${not}" = "x" ]; then if [ $rtt != "255" ]; then echo -n " $rtt" else echo -n " -" fi else echo -n " -" fi if [ "$x" = "1" ]; then echo fi else echo "${traceRoute}" | sed -e "s/^.*\*.*$/seq $myseq: no response (timeout)/" -e "s/^$ttl /seq $myseq: tcp response from/" fi echo "${traceRoute}" | awk '($1 == "*" || $2 == "*"){ exit 1 }' return $? } _quit() { echo "" echo "${pingCount} packets transmitted, `expr ${pingCount} - ${pingFailCount}` received." exit } while getopts Zdhzq:w:cr:nNFSAEi:f:l:m:p:s:x:CM:o opt ; do case "$opt" in d|c|C) eval $opt="yes" ;; q|x) eval $opt="$OPTARG" ;; r) interval="$OPTARG" ;; n|N|F|S|A|E) topt="$topt -$opt" ;; i|s) topt="$topt -$opt $OPTARG" ;; w) timeToWait="$OPTARG" ;; f) f_ttl="$OPTARG" ;; m) m_ttl="$OPTARG" ;; M) METHOD="$OPTARG" ;; Z) SUDO_COMMAND=sudo ;; z) _DEBUG=true ;; o) summary="yes" ;; ?) usage; exit ;; esac done checkEnvironment shift `expr $OPTIND - 1` if [ "x$1" = "x" ]; then usage exit fi if [ "${summary}" = "yes" ]; then trap _quit QUIT INT fi # Use awk to multiply possible float in timeToWait maxRtt=`awk 'BEGIN{printf "%.2f\n", ('${timeToWait}'*1000)}'` if [ `date +%s` != "%s" ]; then format="%s" fi getLocalOS if [ "$LOCAL_OS" = "BSD" ] || [ "$LOCAL_OS" = "MacOSX" ]; then METHOD_PARAMETER="-P" else METHOD_PARAMETER="-M" fi i=1 for args in "${@}"; do if [ $i -eq $# ]; then lastArg=$args elif [ $i -eq `expr $# - 1` ]; then beforeLastArg=$args fi i=`expr $i + 1` done case $lastArg in ''|*[!0-9]*) # Last argument is not numeric, assuming it's an FQDN or IP host=$lastArg ;; *) # Last argument is numeric, assuming it's a port number host=$beforeLastArg port=$lastArg ;; esac # Try to compute interval value so whole execution takes less time than (repeats * interval) # Remove an arbitrary second for pre execution script work # Use an arbitrary factor of 0.7 to cope with shell execution time if [ "$interval" = "auto" ]; then interval=`awk 'BEGIN { print ('$timeToWait'*.7)}'` fi pingCount=0 pingFailCount=0 while [ $pingCount -lt $x ] || [ $x -eq 0 ]; do result="" _testSite "${host}" "${port}" ${seq} ${topt} & pid=$! if [ "${C}" = "yes" ]; then wait $pid result=$? fi seq=`expr $seq + 1` if [ $seq -gt 0 ]; then _DEBUG=false fi if [ "$result" = "" ]; then wait $pid > /dev/null 2>&1 result=$? fi pingCount=`expr $pingCount + 1` if [ $result -ne 0 ]; then pingFailCount=`expr $pingFailCount + 1` if [ $result -eq 20 ] || [ $result -eq 21 ] || [ $result -eq 22 ]; then exit $result fi elif [ $pingCount -lt $x ] || [ $x -eq 0 ]; then sleep ${interval} fi done if [ "$summary" = "yes" ]; then _quit fi exit