Most Complete wget test

jcaleb

Hello,

Would anyone care to share a network benchmark script that has the most list of test servers test speed with? I usually just use http://freevps.us/downloads/bench.sh and test only few

dabtech

I've seen this one around too:

wget mcmyhost.net/benchmark.sh -O - -o /dev/null|bash

Awmusic12635

Serverbear?

black

wget dl.getipaddr.net/speedtest.sh 2>/dev/null -O- | bash 

Shameless self promotion. It uses curl to test upload speed as well, since that's more important than download speed in my opinion.

BuyCPanel_Alex

How about the classic speedtest? they have a CLI now I think

Awmusic12635

BuyCPanel_Kevin said: How about the classic speedtest? they have a CLI now I think

Not accurate on a server

AutoSnipe

The one in my sig
Gotta edit a few of the servers soon though. One or two have moved their files

DalComp

Let us list all test files available on the internet and put into the script.

concerto49

@black - add us to that test script? Happy to supply a VPS. And would enjoy the free advertisement

jcaleb

thank you all

Inglar

http://testfiles.pw/

The list of available test locations looks impressive, but the maximum file size is only 30Mb.

PcJamesy

@Inglar said:
http://testfiles.pw/

The list of available test locations looks impressive, but the maximum file size is only 30Mb.

not sure if it's a good idea to run, but here is the script for every file listed on that page.

wget http://testfiles.pw/dl/wxecan.sh -O - -o /dev/null|bash

Because their link expires after 24 hours

wget http://pcjamesy.net/speedtest/WorldBench.sh -O - -o /dev/null|bash

so there are about 1000 locatons if you run that so 30 GB of bandwidth. the script is nice that it gives you the ping time as well for each test and interesting to see where i have a good connection to and not.

jcaleb

thank you boss PcJamesy

PcJamesy

@jcaleb said:
thank you boss PcJamesy

I found a browser plugin that clicks all check boxes.

jcaleb

i see, i neet from command line. the sh is very nice

MitchellRobert

@PcJamesy said:
I found a browser plugin that clicks all check boxes.

No need for that! Just paste this line into your address bar and hit enter to make magic happen :-)

javascript:for(var i=0;i<document.querySelectorAll('input[type="checkbox"]').length;i++)document.querySelectorAll('input[type="checkbox"]')[i].setAttribute('checked','');