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gping(1)		    General Commands Manual		      gping(1)

NAME
       gping - Ping, but with a	graph.

SYNOPSIS
       gping [--cmd] [-n|--watch-interval] [-b|--buffer] [-4 ] [-6 ] [-i|--in-
       terface]	 [-s|--simple-graphics]	[--vertical-margin] [--horizontal-mar-
       gin] [-c|--color] [--clear]  [--ping-args]  [-h|--help]	[HOSTS_OR_COM-
       MANDS]

DESCRIPTION
       Ping, but with a	graph.

OPTIONS
       --cmd  Graph  the  execution  time  for	a list of commands rather than
	      pinging hosts

       -n, --watch-interval=WATCH_INTERVAL
	      Watch interval seconds (provide partial seconds like '0.5'). De-
	      fault for	ping is	0.2, default for cmd is	0.5

       -b, --buffer=BUFFER [default: 30]
	      Determines the number of seconds to display in the graph

       -4     Resolve ping targets to IPv4 address

       -6     Resolve ping targets to IPv6 address

       -i, --interface=INTERFACE
	      Interface	to use when pinging

       -s, --simple-graphics

       --vertical-margin=VERTICAL_MARGIN [default: 1]
	      Vertical margin around the graph (top and	bottom)

       --horizontal-margin=HORIZONTAL_MARGIN [default: 0]
	      Horizontal margin	around the graph (left and right)

       -c, --color=color
	      Assign color to a	graph entry.

	      This option can be defined more than once	as a  comma  separated
	      string,  and  the	 order	which  the colors are provided will be
	      matched against the hosts	or commands passed to gping.

	      Hexadecimal  RGB	color  codes  are  accepted  in	 the  form  of
	      '#RRGGBB'	or the following color names: 'black', 'red', 'green',
	      'yellow',	  'blue',   'magenta',	'cyan',	 'gray',  'dark-gray',
	      'light-red',   'light-green',   'light-yellow',	 'light-blue',
	      'light-magenta', 'light-cyan', and 'white'

       --clear
	      Clear the	graph from the terminal	after closing the program

       --ping-args=PING_ARGS
	      Extra arguments to pass to `ping`. These are platform dependent

       -h, --help
	      Print help

       [HOSTS_OR_COMMANDS]
	      Hosts  or	 IPs to	ping, or commands to run if --cmd is provided.
	      Can use cloud shorthands like aws:eu-west-1

AUTHORS
       Tom Forbes <tom@tomforb.es>

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