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Hello,

I am pinging some devices (server, router AP, switches,...) and some server trough the Internet. If the ping is answering, the IP address and the server name is displayed in green otherwise is becomes red. The problem that I have is that when the ping is not answering, it froze the GUI until the end of the timout. I have a timeout of 3 sec on my ping (If I reduce it I get some "red" on the IP from the Internet. My question is How can I ping without waiting the answer,... and get the answer later that, it does not freeze my GUI ?

I tried the Ping from Autoit $ping=Ping($machine[$i][1],3000)

and the command dos with the $STDOUT_CHILD any other Idea ?

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Look at my NET SEND GUI.

I'm using Run() with STDOUT_CHILD

Thanks I'll have a look !

Cramaboule

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Well... that's not exactly what I am looking for:

I have an IP address to "ping" !

my script at the moment look like this:

#comments-start


History:
Ping Test 1.2   
Ping Test 1.1   
Ping Test 1.0   first realese




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#include <Constants.au3>
#include <GuiConstants.au3>
#include <iNet.au3>
#NoTrayIcon

Opt("TrayMenuMode",1); Default tray menu items (Script Paused/Exit) will not be shown.


    Global $ping=0 , $k=1 , $msg  , $button_hide=1 , $button_show=1 , $Hide=0 , $a=0
    Global $machine[60][5] , $machine_not_good[60][5], $machine_good[60][5], $input[60][5]
    Global $seq[100], $Winposping[4] , $Winpospingold[4]
    Global $noping , $head , $file , $exititem , $showallitem , $showgooditem , $gui , $doneonce , $button_hide_there , $winstate
    Global $pPing , $pPingRead

; head----------
$head="Ping Test 1.3"


;$showgooditem  = TrayCreateItem("Show only good")
$showallitem    = TrayCreateItem("Show"); all")
$exititem       = TrayCreateItem("Exit")
TraySetIcon("grip.DLL",0)
TraySetState()


Func getmachine ()
;get Ip address and device name for hosts file in my server
; $machine[$i][1] => IP address
; $machine[$i][2] => machine name
; $k => number of machine
EndFunc





Call("getmachine")
Call("fPing"); for the first one
$gui=GuiCreate($head,300, (18*($k-1))+20,700, -1 )
$button_hide=GUICtrlCreateButton ( "<< Hide",100, 18*($k-1), 100 , 20)
For $i = 1 to $k-1
    $Input[$i][1] = GuiCtrlCreateInput($machine[$i][1],10,18*($i-1), 80,18,$ES_READONLY)
    $Input[$i][2] = GuiCtrlCreateInput($machine[$i][2],90,18*($i-1),200,18,$ES_READONLY)
    GUICtrlSetBkColor ( $Input[$i][1],0xffff00); yellow
    GUICtrlSetBkColor ( $Input[$i][2],0xffff00); yellow
Next
GuiSetState(@SW_SHOW,$gui)

While 1
    $msg = GuiGetMsg()
    Select
    Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
        Exit
    Case $msg = $button_hide
    ; do something
    EndSelect
    $traymsg= TrayGetMsg()
    Select  
    Case $traymsg = $exititem
        Exit
    Case $traymsg = $showallitem
        GuiSetState(@SW_SHOW,$gui)
        GuiSetState(@SW_RESTORE,$gui)
    EndSelect
;
    $pPingRead &= StdoutRead($pPing,-1)
    If @error Then
        If IsArray(StringRegExp($pPingRead, "(\d+)ms", 1)) Then
        ;MsgBox(0, "", $machine[$a][1]&" :good")
            $machine_good[$a][1]=1
            $machine_good[$a][2]=1
            GUICtrlSetBkColor ( $Input[$a][1],0x00ff00); green
            GUICtrlSetBkColor ( $Input[$a][2],0x00ff00); green
        Else
        ;MsgBox(0, "", $machine[$a][1]&" :na")
            TraySetIcon("grip.DLL",1)
            $machine_good[$i][1]=0
            $machine_good[$i][2]=0
            $noping += 1
            $machine_not_good[$noping][1]=$machine[$i][1]
            $machine_not_good[$noping][2]=$machine[$i][2]
            GUICtrlSetBkColor ( $Input[$a][1],0xff0000); red
            GUICtrlSetBkColor ( $Input[$a][2],0xff0000); red
        EndIf
        Call("fPing")
    Else
;
    EndIf
WEnd

Func fPing()
    $a += 1
    If $a >= $k Then
        $a = 1
        Call("getmachine")
    EndIf
;
    $pPingRead=""
    $noping=0
;
    $pPing = Run("ping -w 10000 -n 1 -l 8 " & $machine[$a][1], "", @SW_HIDE, $STDERR_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD)
    GUICtrlSetBkColor ( $Input[$a][1],0xffff00); yellow
    GUICtrlSetBkColor ( $Input[$a][2],0xffff00); yellow
EndFunc

any other suggestion

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