Wrapped the ICMP ping in a while loop that breaks on success to prevent the ping from failing too early. Thanks go to Benny Holmgren for the spot and the patch.
Fixed variable naming issue in Net::Ping::External. Thanks go to taw for the spot.
Added a default Rake task.
Refactored the tests for Net::Ping::External to take advantage of the features of test-unit 2.x.
Allow for custom user agent in Net::Ping::HTTP. Thanks go to Michael Reinsch for the patch.
Fixed a dumb platform bug. Thanks go to Jason Frey for the spot.
Bug fixes for JRuby on MS Windows. The code now explicitly checks for JRuby in a few places to ensure it doesn’t try to load unsupported libraries on MS Windows. Thanks go to Rob Schultz for the spot and some patches.
The Net::Ping::HTTP class will no longer fail because a root URI is missing a trailing slash. If the URI#path is empty, it now defaults to the root path.
The Rakefile tasks and naming were refactored.
Some tests were refactored to take advantage of test-unit 2.x features, as well as make them better and more descriptive in general.
Doing a ‘require “net/ping”’ was not automatically loading the Net::Ping::WMI class on MS Windows. This has been fixed. Thanks go to Joseph M. for the spot.
Removed all $LOAD_PATH mangling for both the library and tests.
Fixed a bug in the Net::Ping::HTTP class where a failed redirect did not set the @exception and @warning instance variables properly.
The PingStatus struct returned by Net::Ping::WMI is now frozen.
The test-unit library was switched from a runtime dependency to a development dependency.
Added the :gem Rake task that builds a gem.
Updated the :gem_install task to use the :gem task as a prerequisite.
Updated the dependencies for MS Windows.
The Rake test tasks are now more Rakish, e.g. test:tcp instead of test_tcp.
Renamed example file names to avoid any potential confusion with actual test files.
Removed class aliases, e.g. use Ping::External, not PingExternal.
Minor code change to eliminate a warning that popped up in 1.9.x.
The win32-open3 library is removed as a dependency for Ruby 1.9.x.
Changed license to Artistic 2.0.
Some gemspec and README updates.
Added the Ping::WMI class for MS Windows. This class encapsulates the Win32_PingStatus WMI class. Unlike other ping methods, this one returns a struct that contains various bits of information.
The Net::Ping::External class now ensures that handles opened by the open3 call are closed. Thanks go to Nick S. Kanakakorn for the spot and a preliminary patch.
The Net::Ping::ICMP class now explicitly closes the socket if the call to the Socket.pack_sockaddr_in method fails.
Some documentation updates.
Fixed a bug in the checksum private method where it would die on odd data sizes. Thanks go to Jake Douglas for the spot.
A Socket.get_sockaddr_in call in the Ping::ICMP class is no longer included as part of the overall ping time. Thanks go again to Jake Douglas for the spot.
Added data_size tests to the Ping::ICMP test suite.
Renamed and updated the test files. The test-unit 2.x gem is now a prerequisite as a result.
Bug fix for Ping::External where it was not honoring the timeout value. Thanks go to Chris Morris for the spot and the patch.
Bug fix for Ping::External where non-English output could cause false positives on MS Windows Vista or later. This library now requires the windows-pr library on MS Windows systems as a result.
Added the Ping::UDP.service_check and Ping::UDP.service_check= class methods. This method controls whether or not Errno::ECONNREFUSED or Errno::ECONNRESET are considered successful pings or not.
The Ping::HTTP class no longer uses the resolv-replace library on MS Windows because it was (ironically) causing timeouts.
Changed the Ping::TCP.econnrefused method to Ping::TCP.service_check. I changed it because I now use a similar method in Ping::UDP, but that handles more than Errno::ECONNREFUSED. An alias is provided to provide backwards compatibility, but it is considered deprecated and will be removed in the 1.3.0 release.
Removed the install.rb file. The Rakefile now handles installation.
For the Ping::External class, if a ping attempt results in 100% packet loss it is now considered a failed ping, regardless of whether or not an error was sent to stdout.
Fixed the Ping::External class for OS X.
Added a Rakefile. Installation and testing should now be run via Rake tasks.
Minor fix for the Ping::ICMP class where I had accidentally dup’d some aliases. This was harmless, but did cause warnings with -w.
Internal reorganization - each class now lives in its own file.
Added the Ping::ICMP class. Thanks go to Jos Backus for contributing a large part of the code.
The host argument is now optional in the constructor. You can now specify it in the ping method instead. Note that it must be specified in one place or the other.
Each PingXXX class is now Ping::XXX instead. However, class name aliases have been setup for backwards compatibility for now.
The constructor for each Ping types now yields self.
Added the pingecho alias for the ping method for each Ping type.
Added the Ping::HTTP#follow_redirect accessor.
The Ping::HTTP#ping method now honors the timeout value.
The Ping::HTTP class now follows redirects automatically, though this is configurable with the follow_redirect accessor.
The Ping::TCP.ecr and Ping::TCP.ecr= methods are now true class method aliases (they were just wrappers previously).
The Ping::UDP class now enforces a 64 character limit on data that can be sent on a udp ping.
Updated the gemspec. Specifically, MS Windows now has a dependency on the win32-open3 package.
Added inline rdoc.
Fixed a bug in PingTCP (bad variable name). Thanks go to Anoop Chandran for the spot.
Minor variable name refactoring.
Minor test updates.
Fixed a bug in the PingHTTP#ping method where I was accidentally passing the timeout value instead of the port number as the third argument to Net::HTTP.get_response.
The PingHTTP.new method now has a default port of 80.
Minor doc update for PingHTTP.new.
Bug fix for the install.rb file. The gem is unaffected.
Renamed project from net-pingsimple to just net-ping.
Added a PingHTTP subclass.
Moved project to RubyForge.
Added a gemspec.
Updated PingExternal to use win32/open3 on Win32 platforms.
Minor error handling change for the PingSimple.econnrefused= method. It now raises an ArgumentError if any values other than true or false are passed.
PingSimple#warning and PingSimple#exception are now read-only methods.
The warning and exception attributes are now reset to nil between each call to ping.
The data and data= methods are now unique to the PingUDP class.
The time and time= methods have been changed to timeout and timeout=, respectively.
Removed the pingsimple.rd and pingsimple.html files. The pingsimple.txt file has been reorganized and is now rdoc friendly.
Added a few sample programs under the ‘examples’ directory.
Some minor test updates and changes.
Removed the INSTALL file. That information is now in the README file.
Now requires Ruby 1.8.0 or later.
Fixed ping string for PingExternal class based on platform. The old string was really only good for Linux and *BSD.
Added Win32 support (requires win32_popen package).
Added warranty info.
Fixed a bug in PingExternal that could consume file descriptors if used in a loop
Added some initialization to avoid -w warnings
Removed VERSION() class method. Use the constant instead
Modified test suite slightly
Moved rd2 docs to doc directory
Fixed handling of stdout in PingExternal
Fixed major bug with PingExternal class with regards to down hosts
Exceptions and warnings from PingExternal are now chomp’d
Modified test suite
Doc updates
The default behavior of PingTCP with regards to ECONNREFUSED is now configurable
Added a VERSION constant and method (to the base class)
Added a test suite (for those with testunit installed)
Doc changes, rearrangement and general cleanup
Manifest is now MANIFEST
Added an INSTALL file
Added ping? alias for ping method
Warnings now handled separately
Corrected a mis-named variable in Ping::External
Fixed the install.rb file
Updated and added docs
Renamed tarball to net-pingsimple to reflect RAA naming convention
Did this release ever happen?
Initial release.