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Looking for a developer for Ping Script with remote ping machines
Hi,
Am working on trying to create a PHP website which can test ping like old just ping website, I don't have any coding knowledge so looking for someone for a paid help. a 3 page website (home, results,any extra tools) , sending ping command from central server to the remote pinger nodes, getting back results, along with some queue ability while sending requests for optimization or efficient parallel processing. Please send message with your availability or send PM.
Regards
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@MrGeneral
Thanks Tommy
Something like this: http://chk2.net
I'm using @nikki's LowEndPing script for that.
Thank you for the mention!
We have a project in the queue, tomorrow we are going to quote several projects, pm me @slicebox or email [email protected]
yeah , same kind of script, shall check lowendping.
chk2.net did not come up in search to find such sites.
And I will send a email to you @MrGeneral
Sure thing, I will have our programmer look at it today
@slicebox I can do this please do feel free to drop me a PM, it's relatively simple even with a queue.
Ping with queue system will not be much of a issue, you can PM/Skype @ live.Jrishabh55 me for work.
@KuJoe thank you for referring to @nikki's script I was able to figure out the script, also get some basic idea how it is working, and install it today , it is running great. Just added one machine to test.
Was just about to mention my lowendping script when I saw the last comment, well done @KuJoe.
Let me know how it works, it's quite old but still works okay. I was considering rewriting it in Go one day to make it a bit more reliable in terms of the websockets and query system (Who would've guessed that real time sockets would work best with other real time sockets?)