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#! /bin/bash
COUNTER=OMEGA
while [ $COUNTER = OMEGA ]; do
   wget "http://speedtest.edpnet.be/speedtest4.php"
   sleep 3600
done

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#! /bin/bash

month=october
year=2009
for file in *.php; do
        day=$(ls -l $file | awk '{print $7}')
        time=$(ls -l $file | awk '{print $8}')
        kbytedot=$(awk '/Your result is/ {print $5}' $file)
        kbyte=$(echo ${kbytedot} | sed 's/\./\,/g')
        echo "$day-$month-$year $time|$kbyte"
done

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#! /bin/bash
#! /bin/bash
# DESCRIPTION:
# Simple script to monitor your EDPnet ADSL connection speed by doing the speedtest.edpnet.be test on a set interval
# This script uses an infinite loop with a while loop that never ends, which is crude, but makes it easy to employ
# Output is in CSV format optimized for Excel import, script does some simple log numbering as well

# USAGE:
# Best is to run in it the background with: edpspeedtest.sh & 
# Don't forget it to kill it when your are done or it will run until the computer is restarted
# Use ps | grep edpspeedtest to find the process number to kill when you want to stop the script.

# EXCEL IMPORT:
# In Excel do > File > Import > CSV > Finish. Or manually specify the comma seperator and double quotes as field markers

# VARIABLES
TEMPFILE=tempfile
# CSV file name, csv extension automatically appended as well as a log number
CSV=speedtest-log
SEPERATOR=","
# If you want you can change the interval at which the test is run (in seconds)
INTERVAL=3600
# Used for the infinite while loop
COUNTER=OMEGA

# Find logfile with highest number and determine the log number for this run
OLDNR=$(find . -name "$CSV*.csv" -maxdepth 1 | cut -d"." -f3 | sort -nr | head -n 1)
NR=$(($OLDNR + 1))

echo "Script running, infinite while loop in effect"

# Print header row and create log file
echo "\"Date and time\"$SEPERATOR\"Speed in Kbyte\"" > $CSV.$NR.csv

while [ $COUNTER = OMEGA ]; do

   # Execute the speedtest
   curl -A "Mozilla/5.0 Littlebighuman.com/edpspeedtest.sh 1.0" -s "http://speedtest.edpnet.be/speedtest4.php" -o $TEMPFILE
   
   # Get the line with the data we need
   DATALINE=$(cat "$TEMPFILE" | awk '/Your result is/')

   # Empty TEMPFILE for the next while run
   cat /dev/null > $TEMPFILE

   # Get the current time and date
   CURRENTDATE=$(date +"%d-%m-%Y %H:%M")

   # Get the speed in kbyte and replace the dot with a comma for Belgium international format
   SPEED=$(echo $DATALINE | awk '{print $5}' | sed 's/\./\,/g')

   # Output in CSV format
   echo "\"$CURRENTDATE\"$SEPERATOR\"$SPEED\"" >> $CSV.$NR.csv
   
   # Sleep
   sleep $INTERVAL
done