No Ping Alert  Patch With Serial Key PC/Windows 2022
* Bug #1634 : Incomplete 'No Ping' Alarm
* Bug #1682 : Can't find any new bug report for support or their help section.
Download it here: 
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Date
2018-06-17
Filesize
2.5 MB
Developer
Crazy Ed
Features
This is the same file as the zip download above but manually unzipped without the.whl file, and the.py config file was manually removed to save space.
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Date
2016-08-06
Filesize
68 KB
Developer
Stéphane Motte
Features
This is a fun tool to see if your interwebz keeps up with your modem. You can even schedule the update to ping a particular IP number at a specific interval if you like.
Please keep it short. It's now a few years old. However, we don't want this to just be a graveyard. So I have provided link to an archive. This archive has the nopingalert.conf.py file. This you can edit and put your username and password in to it. However, be careful. This archive is in plain text. If you think you can't handle the code, contact the developer to add a login.
It is also possible to launch an external program with the No Ping Alert when it gets alarmed. There is a menu item for that too. In the nopingalert.conf.py file you will have to find the line that says 'run_external_program'
Comment it out so that the alarm doesn't seem to run the program. However, it will still be when the alarm fires.
Date
2012-01-22
Filesize
64.1 KB
Developer
Saya
Feature
It is an alarm that notifies you when a hostname isn't responding.
It can ping a hostname or an IP address. In the last case, an external program can be launched automatically
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[This file appears on any disk that hosts the No Ping Alert
  script.]
# comment leading to the nopingalert.conf file being read
# 
#nopingalert.conf    = "/usr/bin/ping -c 2 -n 12 8.8.8.8"
[This is what it says if you run it with no arguments.]
usage: nopingalert.sh [-h] [-t timeout_seconds] [-p ping program] [-f external_program]
[This is what it says if you run it with ping arguments but no arguments to the -f parameter]
usage: nopingalert.sh [-h] [-t timeout_seconds] [-p ping program]
[This is what it says if you run it with ping arguments but the -f parameter]
usage: nopingalert.sh [-h] [-t timeout_seconds] [-p ping program] [-f external_program]
[This is what it says if you run it with ping arguments but both the -f and -t parameters]
usage: nopingalert.sh [-h] [-t timeout_seconds] [-p ping program] [-f external_program]
[This is what it says if you run it with ping arguments and the -p parameter but no arguments to the -f parameter]
usage: nopingalert.sh [-h] [-t timeout_seconds] [-p ping program] [-f external_program]
[This is what it says if you run it with ping arguments and the -f parameter but no arguments to the -p parameter]
usage: nopingalert.sh [-h] [-t timeout_seconds] [-p ping program] [-f external_program]
[This is what it says if you run it with ping arguments and both the -f and -p parameters]
usage: nopingalert.sh [-h] [-t timeout_seconds] [-p ping program] [-f external_program]
[This is what it says if you run it with ping arguments and the -f parameter and no arguments to the -p parameter]
usage: nopingalert.sh [-h] [-t timeout_seconds] [-p ping program] [-f external_program]
[This is what it says if you run it with ping arguments and the -f parameter and no arguments to the -p parameter
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