Ping a site in Python

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How do I ping a website or IP address with Python

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You may find Noah Gift s presentation  Creating Agile Commandline Tools With Python  In it he combines subprocess  Queue and threading to develop solution that is capable of pinging hosts concurrently and speeding up the process  Below is a basic version before he adds command line parsing and some other features  The code to this version and others can be found here     usr bin env python2 5 from threading import Thread import subprocess from Queue import Queue  num threads   4 queue   Queue   ips     10 0 1 1    10 0 1 3    10 0 1 11    10 0 1 51    wraps system ping command def pinger i  q          Pings subnet        while True          ip   q get           print  Thread  s  Pinging  s     i  ip          ret   subprocess call  ping -c 1  s    ip              shell True              stdout open   dev null    w                stderr subprocess STDOUT          if ret    0              print   s  is alive    ip         else              print   s  did not respond    ip         q task done    Spawn thread pool for i in range num threads        worker   Thread target pinger  args  i  queue       worker setDaemon True      worker start    Place work in queue for ip in ips      queue put ip   Wait until worker threads are done to exit     queue join     He is also author of  Python for Unix and Linux System Administration  http   ecx images-amazon com images I 515qmR 2B4sjL  SL500 AA240  jpg

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It s hard to say what your question is  but there are some alternatives   If you mean to literally execute a request using the ICMP ping protocol  you can get an  ICMP library and execute the ping request directly   Google  Python ICMP  to find things like this icmplib    You might want to look at scapy  also   This will be much faster than using os system  ping     ip       If you mean to generically  ping  a box to see if it s up  you can use the echo protocol on port 7   For echo  you use the socket library to open the IP address and port 7   You write something on that port  send a carriage return    r n   and then read the reply   If you mean to  ping  a web site to see if the site is running  you have to use the http protocol on port 80   For or properly checking a web server  you use urllib2 to open a specific URL     index html is always popular  and read the response    There are still more potential meaning of  ping  including  traceroute  and  finger

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I did something similar this way  as an inspiration   import urllib import threading import time  def pinger urllib host           helper function timing the retrival of index html    TODO  should there be a 1MB bogus file          t1   time time     urllib urlopen host     index html   read     return  time time   - t1    1000 0   def task m           the actual task         delay   float pinger urllib m     print   -30s  5 0f  ms      m  delay     parallelization tasks      URLs     google com    wikipedia org   for m in URLs    t   threading Thread target task  args  m      t start     tasks append t     synchronization point for t in tasks    t join

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using system ping command to ping a list of hosts   import re from subprocess import Popen  PIPE from threading import Thread   class Pinger object       def   init   self  hosts           for host in hosts              pa   PingAgent host              pa start    class PingAgent Thread       def   init   self  host           Thread   init   self                  self host   host      def run self           p   Popen  ping -n 1     self host  stdout PIPE          m   re search  Average       ms   p stdout read            if m  print  Round Trip Time   s ms -    m group 1   self host         else  print  Error  Invalid Response -   self host   if   name         main         hosts              www pylot org            www goldb org            www google com            www yahoo com            www techcrunch com            www this one wont work com               Pinger hosts

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It s hard to say what your question is  but there are some alternatives   If you mean to literally execute a request using the ICMP ping protocol  you can get an  ICMP library and execute the ping request directly   Google  Python ICMP  to find things like this icmplib    You might want to look at scapy  also   This will be much faster than using os system  ping     ip       If you mean to generically  ping  a box to see if it s up  you can use the echo protocol on port 7   For echo  you use the socket library to open the IP address and port 7   You write something on that port  send a carriage return    r n   and then read the reply   If you mean to  ping  a web site to see if the site is running  you have to use the http protocol on port 80   For or properly checking a web server  you use urllib2 to open a specific URL     index html is always popular  and read the response    There are still more potential meaning of  ping  including  traceroute  and  finger

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I did something similar this way  as an inspiration   import urllib import threading import time  def pinger urllib host           helper function timing the retrival of index html    TODO  should there be a 1MB bogus file          t1   time time     urllib urlopen host     index html   read     return  time time   - t1    1000 0   def task m           the actual task         delay   float pinger urllib m     print   -30s  5 0f  ms      m  delay     parallelization tasks      URLs     google com    wikipedia org   for m in URLs    t   threading Thread target task  args  m      t start     tasks append t     synchronization point for t in tasks    t join

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Here s a short snippet using subprocess   The check call method either returns 0 for success  or raises an exception   This way  I don t have to parse the output of ping   I m using shlex to split the command line arguments     import subprocess   import shlex    command line    ping -c 1 www google comsldjkflksj    args   shlex split command line    try        subprocess check call args stdout subprocess PIPE stderr subprocess PIPE        print  Website is there     except subprocess CalledProcessError        print  Couldn t get a ping

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Depending on what you want to achive  you are probably easiest calling the system ping command    Using the subprocess module is the best way of doing this  although you have to remember the ping command is different on different operating systems   import subprocess  host    www google com   ping   subprocess Popen        ping    -c    4   host       stdout   subprocess PIPE      stderr   subprocess PIPE    out  error   ping communicate   print out   You don t need to worry about shell-escape characters  For example    host    google com   echo test      will not execute the echo command   Now  to actually get the ping results  you could parse the out variable  Example output   round-trip min avg max stddev   248 139 249 474 250 530 0 896 ms   Example regex   import re matcher   re compile  round-trip min avg max stddev     d   d     d   d     d   d     d   d     print matcher search out  groups        248 139    249 474    250 530    0 896     Again  remember the output will vary depending on operating system  and even the version of ping   This isn t ideal  but it will work fine in many situations  where you know the machines the script will be running on

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See this pure Python ping by Matthew Dixon Cowles and Jens Diemer   Also  remember that Python requires root to spawn ICMP  i e  ping  sockets in linux   import ping  socket try      ping verbose ping  www google com   count 3      delay   ping Ping  www wikipedia org   timeout 2000  do   except socket error  e      print  Ping Error    e   The source code itself is easy to read  see the implementations of verbose ping and of Ping do for inspiration

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using system ping command to ping a list of hosts   import re from subprocess import Popen  PIPE from threading import Thread   class Pinger object       def   init   self  hosts           for host in hosts              pa   PingAgent host              pa start    class PingAgent Thread       def   init   self  host           Thread   init   self                  self host   host      def run self           p   Popen  ping -n 1     self host  stdout PIPE          m   re search  Average       ms   p stdout read            if m  print  Round Trip Time   s ms -    m group 1   self host         else  print  Error  Invalid Response -   self host   if   name         main         hosts              www pylot org            www goldb org            www google com            www yahoo com            www techcrunch com            www this one wont work com               Pinger hosts

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read a file name  the file contain the one url per line  like this   http   www poolsaboveground com apache hadoop core  http   mirrors sonic net apache hadoop core    use command   python url py urls txt   get the result   Round Trip Time  253 ms - mirrors sonic net Round Trip Time  245 ms - www globalish com Round Trip Time  327 ms - www poolsaboveground com   source code url py    import re import sys import urlparse from subprocess import Popen  PIPE from threading import Thread   class Pinger object       def   init   self  hosts           for host in hosts              hostname   urlparse urlparse host  hostname             if hostname                  pa   PingAgent hostname                  pa start               else                  continue  class PingAgent Thread       def   init   self  host           Thread   init   self                  self host   host      def run self           p   Popen  ping -n 1     self host  stdout PIPE          m   re search  Average       ms   p stdout read            if m  print  Round Trip Time   s ms -    m group 1   self host         else  print  Error  Invalid Response -   self host   if   name         main         with open sys argv 1   as f          content   f readlines        Pinger content

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You can find an updated version of the mentioned script that works on both Windows and Linux here

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Most simple answer is    import os os system  ping google com

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You may find Noah Gift s presentation  Creating Agile Commandline Tools With Python  In it he combines subprocess  Queue and threading to develop solution that is capable of pinging hosts concurrently and speeding up the process  Below is a basic version before he adds command line parsing and some other features  The code to this version and others can be found here     usr bin env python2 5 from threading import Thread import subprocess from Queue import Queue  num threads   4 queue   Queue   ips     10 0 1 1    10 0 1 3    10 0 1 11    10 0 1 51    wraps system ping command def pinger i  q          Pings subnet        while True          ip   q get           print  Thread  s  Pinging  s     i  ip          ret   subprocess call  ping -c 1  s    ip              shell True              stdout open   dev null    w                stderr subprocess STDOUT          if ret    0              print   s  is alive    ip         else              print   s  did not respond    ip         q task done    Spawn thread pool for i in range num threads        worker   Thread target pinger  args  i  queue       worker setDaemon True      worker start    Place work in queue for ip in ips      queue put ip   Wait until worker threads are done to exit     queue join     He is also author of  Python for Unix and Linux System Administration  http   ecx images-amazon com images I 515qmR 2B4sjL  SL500 AA240  jpg

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You may find Noah Gift s presentation  Creating Agile Commandline Tools With Python  In it he combines subprocess  Queue and threading to develop solution that is capable of pinging hosts concurrently and speeding up the process  Below is a basic version before he adds command line parsing and some other features  The code to this version and others can be found here     usr bin env python2 5 from threading import Thread import subprocess from Queue import Queue  num threads   4 queue   Queue   ips     10 0 1 1    10 0 1 3    10 0 1 11    10 0 1 51    wraps system ping command def pinger i  q          Pings subnet        while True          ip   q get           print  Thread  s  Pinging  s     i  ip          ret   subprocess call  ping -c 1  s    ip              shell True              stdout open   dev null    w                stderr subprocess STDOUT          if ret    0              print   s  is alive    ip         else              print   s  did not respond    ip         q task done    Spawn thread pool for i in range num threads        worker   Thread target pinger  args  i  queue       worker setDaemon True      worker start    Place work in queue for ip in ips      queue put ip   Wait until worker threads are done to exit     queue join     He is also author of  Python for Unix and Linux System Administration  http   ecx images-amazon com images I 515qmR 2B4sjL  SL500 AA240  jpg

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See this pure Python ping by Matthew Dixon Cowles and Jens Diemer   Also  remember that Python requires root to spawn ICMP  i e  ping  sockets in linux   import ping  socket try      ping verbose ping  www google com   count 3      delay   ping Ping  www wikipedia org   timeout 2000  do   except socket error  e      print  Ping Error    e   The source code itself is easy to read  see the implementations of verbose ping and of Ping do for inspiration

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If you want something actually in Python  that you can play with  have a look at Scapy   from scapy all import   request   IP dst  www google com   ICMP   answer   sr1 request    That s in my opinion much better  and fully cross-platform   than some funky subprocess calls  Also you can have as much information about the answer  sequence ID       as you want  as you have the packet itself

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Use this it s tested on python 2 7 and works fine it returns ping time in milliseconds if success and return False on fail   import platform subproccess re def Ping hostname timeout       if platform system       Windows           command  ping   hostname   -n 1 -w   str timeout 1000      else          command  ping -i   str timeout    -c 1     hostname     proccess   subprocess Popen command  stdout subprocess PIPE      matches re match    time   0-9   ms     proccess stdout read   re DOTALL      if matches          return matches group 1      else           return False

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read a file name  the file contain the one url per line  like this   http   www poolsaboveground com apache hadoop core  http   mirrors sonic net apache hadoop core    use command   python url py urls txt   get the result   Round Trip Time  253 ms - mirrors sonic net Round Trip Time  245 ms - www globalish com Round Trip Time  327 ms - www poolsaboveground com   source code url py    import re import sys import urlparse from subprocess import Popen  PIPE from threading import Thread   class Pinger object       def   init   self  hosts           for host in hosts              hostname   urlparse urlparse host  hostname             if hostname                  pa   PingAgent hostname                  pa start               else                  continue  class PingAgent Thread       def   init   self  host           Thread   init   self                  self host   host      def run self           p   Popen  ping -n 1     self host  stdout PIPE          m   re search  Average       ms   p stdout read            if m  print  Round Trip Time   s ms -    m group 1   self host         else  print  Error  Invalid Response -   self host   if   name         main         with open sys argv 1   as f          content   f readlines        Pinger content

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using system ping command to ping a list of hosts   import re from subprocess import Popen  PIPE from threading import Thread   class Pinger object       def   init   self  hosts           for host in hosts              pa   PingAgent host              pa start    class PingAgent Thread       def   init   self  host           Thread   init   self                  self host   host      def run self           p   Popen  ping -n 1     self host  stdout PIPE          m   re search  Average       ms   p stdout read            if m  print  Round Trip Time   s ms -    m group 1   self host         else  print  Error  Invalid Response -   self host   if   name         main         hosts              www pylot org            www goldb org            www google com            www yahoo com            www techcrunch com            www this one wont work com               Pinger hosts

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using subprocess ping command to ping decode it because the response is binary  import subprocess ping response   subprocess Popen   quot ping quot    quot -a quot    quot google com quot    stdout subprocess PIPE  stdout read   result   ping response decode  utf-8   print result

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Depending on what you want to achive  you are probably easiest calling the system ping command    Using the subprocess module is the best way of doing this  although you have to remember the ping command is different on different operating systems   import subprocess  host    www google com   ping   subprocess Popen        ping    -c    4   host       stdout   subprocess PIPE      stderr   subprocess PIPE    out  error   ping communicate   print out   You don t need to worry about shell-escape characters  For example    host    google com   echo test      will not execute the echo command   Now  to actually get the ping results  you could parse the out variable  Example output   round-trip min avg max stddev   248 139 249 474 250 530 0 896 ms   Example regex   import re matcher   re compile  round-trip min avg max stddev     d   d     d   d     d   d     d   d     print matcher search out  groups        248 139    249 474    250 530    0 896     Again  remember the output will vary depending on operating system  and even the version of ping   This isn t ideal  but it will work fine in many situations  where you know the machines the script will be running on

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It s hard to say what your question is  but there are some alternatives   If you mean to literally execute a request using the ICMP ping protocol  you can get an  ICMP library and execute the ping request directly   Google  Python ICMP  to find things like this icmplib    You might want to look at scapy  also   This will be much faster than using os system  ping     ip       If you mean to generically  ping  a box to see if it s up  you can use the echo protocol on port 7   For echo  you use the socket library to open the IP address and port 7   You write something on that port  send a carriage return    r n   and then read the reply   If you mean to  ping  a web site to see if the site is running  you have to use the http protocol on port 80   For or properly checking a web server  you use urllib2 to open a specific URL     index html is always popular  and read the response    There are still more potential meaning of  ping  including  traceroute  and  finger

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See this pure Python ping by Matthew Dixon Cowles and Jens Diemer   Also  remember that Python requires root to spawn ICMP  i e  ping  sockets in linux   import ping  socket try      ping verbose ping  www google com   count 3      delay   ping Ping  www wikipedia org   timeout 2000  do   except socket error  e      print  Ping Error    e   The source code itself is easy to read  see the implementations of verbose ping and of Ping do for inspiration

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Depending on what you want to achive  you are probably easiest calling the system ping command    Using the subprocess module is the best way of doing this  although you have to remember the ping command is different on different operating systems   import subprocess  host    www google com   ping   subprocess Popen        ping    -c    4   host       stdout   subprocess PIPE      stderr   subprocess PIPE    out  error   ping communicate   print out   You don t need to worry about shell-escape characters  For example    host    google com   echo test      will not execute the echo command   Now  to actually get the ping results  you could parse the out variable  Example output   round-trip min avg max stddev   248 139 249 474 250 530 0 896 ms   Example regex   import re matcher   re compile  round-trip min avg max stddev     d   d     d   d     d   d     d   d     print matcher search out  groups        248 139    249 474    250 530    0 896     Again  remember the output will vary depending on operating system  and even the version of ping   This isn t ideal  but it will work fine in many situations  where you know the machines the script will be running on

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using subprocess ping command to ping decode it because the response is binary  import subprocess ping response   subprocess Popen   quot ping quot    quot -a quot    quot google com quot    stdout subprocess PIPE  stdout read   result   ping response decode  utf-8   print result

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Most simple answer is    import os os system  ping google com

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you might try socket to get ip of the site and use scrapy to excute icmp ping to the ip  import gevent from gevent import monkey   monkey patch all   should be executed before any library that will   standard library monkey patch all    import socket from scapy all import IP  ICMP  sr1   def ping site fqdn       ip   socket gethostbyaddr fqdn  -1  0      print fqdn  ip    n       icmp   IP dst ip  ICMP       resp   sr1 icmp  timeout 10      if resp          return  fqdn  False      else          return  fqdn  True    sites     www google com    www baidu com    www bing com   jobs    gevent spawn ping site  fqdn  for fqdn in sites  gevent joinall jobs  print  job value for job in jobs

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It s hard to say what your question is  but there are some alternatives   If you mean to literally execute a request using the ICMP ping protocol  you can get an  ICMP library and execute the ping request directly   Google  Python ICMP  to find things like this icmplib    You might want to look at scapy  also   This will be much faster than using os system  ping     ip       If you mean to generically  ping  a box to see if it s up  you can use the echo protocol on port 7   For echo  you use the socket library to open the IP address and port 7   You write something on that port  send a carriage return    r n   and then read the reply   If you mean to  ping  a web site to see if the site is running  you have to use the http protocol on port 80   For or properly checking a web server  you use urllib2 to open a specific URL     index html is always popular  and read the response    There are still more potential meaning of  ping  including  traceroute  and  finger

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You may find Noah Gift s presentation  Creating Agile Commandline Tools With Python  In it he combines subprocess  Queue and threading to develop solution that is capable of pinging hosts concurrently and speeding up the process  Below is a basic version before he adds command line parsing and some other features  The code to this version and others can be found here     usr bin env python2 5 from threading import Thread import subprocess from Queue import Queue  num threads   4 queue   Queue   ips     10 0 1 1    10 0 1 3    10 0 1 11    10 0 1 51    wraps system ping command def pinger i  q          Pings subnet        while True          ip   q get           print  Thread  s  Pinging  s     i  ip          ret   subprocess call  ping -c 1  s    ip              shell True              stdout open   dev null    w                stderr subprocess STDOUT          if ret    0              print   s  is alive    ip         else              print   s  did not respond    ip         q task done    Spawn thread pool for i in range num threads        worker   Thread target pinger  args  i  queue       worker setDaemon True      worker start    Place work in queue for ip in ips      queue put ip   Wait until worker threads are done to exit     queue join     He is also author of  Python for Unix and Linux System Administration  http   ecx images-amazon com images I 515qmR 2B4sjL  SL500 AA240  jpg

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Depending on what you want to achive  you are probably easiest calling the system ping command    Using the subprocess module is the best way of doing this  although you have to remember the ping command is different on different operating systems   import subprocess  host    www google com   ping   subprocess Popen        ping    -c    4   host       stdout   subprocess PIPE      stderr   subprocess PIPE    out  error   ping communicate   print out   You don t need to worry about shell-escape characters  For example    host    google com   echo test      will not execute the echo command   Now  to actually get the ping results  you could parse the out variable  Example output   round-trip min avg max stddev   248 139 249 474 250 530 0 896 ms   Example regex   import re matcher   re compile  round-trip min avg max stddev     d   d     d   d     d   d     d   d     print matcher search out  groups        248 139    249 474    250 530    0 896     Again  remember the output will vary depending on operating system  and even the version of ping   This isn t ideal  but it will work fine in many situations  where you know the machines the script will be running on

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Here s a short snippet using subprocess   The check call method either returns 0 for success  or raises an exception   This way  I don t have to parse the output of ping   I m using shlex to split the command line arguments     import subprocess   import shlex    command line    ping -c 1 www google comsldjkflksj    args   shlex split command line    try        subprocess check call args stdout subprocess PIPE stderr subprocess PIPE        print  Website is there     except subprocess CalledProcessError        print  Couldn t get a ping

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I develop a library that I think could help you  It is called icmplib  unrelated to any other code of the same name that can be found on the Internet  and is a pure implementation of the ICMP protocol in Python  It is completely object oriented and has simple functions such as the classic ping  multiping and traceroute  as well as low level classes and sockets for those who want to develop applications based on the ICMP protocol  Here are some other highlights   Can be run without root privileges  You can customize many parameters such as the payload of ICMP packets and the traffic class  QoS   Cross-platform  tested on Linux  macOS and Windows  Fast and requires few CPU   RAM resources unlike calls made with subprocess  Lightweight and does not rely on any additional dependencies   To install it  Python 3 6  required   pip3 install icmplib  Here is a simple example of the ping function  host   ping  1 1 1 1   count 4  interval 1  timeout 2  privileged True   if host is alive      print f  host address  is alive  avg rtt  host avg rtt  ms   else      print f  host address  is dead    Set the  quot privileged quot  parameter to False if you want to use the library without root privileges  You can find the complete documentation on the project page  https   github com ValentinBELYN icmplib Hope you will find this library useful

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I develop a library that I think could help you  It is called icmplib  unrelated to any other code of the same name that can be found on the Internet  and is a pure implementation of the ICMP protocol in Python  It is completely object oriented and has simple functions such as the classic ping  multiping and traceroute  as well as low level classes and sockets for those who want to develop applications based on the ICMP protocol  Here are some other highlights   Can be run without root privileges  You can customize many parameters such as the payload of ICMP packets and the traffic class  QoS   Cross-platform  tested on Linux  macOS and Windows  Fast and requires few CPU   RAM resources unlike calls made with subprocess  Lightweight and does not rely on any additional dependencies   To install it  Python 3 6  required   pip3 install icmplib  Here is a simple example of the ping function  host   ping  1 1 1 1   count 4  interval 1  timeout 2  privileged True   if host is alive      print f  host address  is alive  avg rtt  host avg rtt  ms   else      print f  host address  is dead    Set the  quot privileged quot  parameter to False if you want to use the library without root privileges  You can find the complete documentation on the project page  https   github com ValentinBELYN icmplib Hope you will find this library useful

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If you want something actually in Python  that you can play with  have a look at Scapy   from scapy all import   request   IP dst  www google com   ICMP   answer   sr1 request    That s in my opinion much better  and fully cross-platform   than some funky subprocess calls  Also you can have as much information about the answer  sequence ID       as you want  as you have the packet itself

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using system ping command to ping a list of hosts   import re from subprocess import Popen  PIPE from threading import Thread   class Pinger object       def   init   self  hosts           for host in hosts              pa   PingAgent host              pa start    class PingAgent Thread       def   init   self  host           Thread   init   self                  self host   host      def run self           p   Popen  ping -n 1     self host  stdout PIPE          m   re search  Average       ms   p stdout read            if m  print  Round Trip Time   s ms -    m group 1   self host         else  print  Error  Invalid Response -   self host   if   name         main         hosts              www pylot org            www goldb org            www google com            www yahoo com            www techcrunch com            www this one wont work com               Pinger hosts

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you might try socket to get ip of the site and use scrapy to excute icmp ping to the ip  import gevent from gevent import monkey   monkey patch all   should be executed before any library that will   standard library monkey patch all    import socket from scapy all import IP  ICMP  sr1   def ping site fqdn       ip   socket gethostbyaddr fqdn  -1  0      print fqdn  ip    n       icmp   IP dst ip  ICMP       resp   sr1 icmp  timeout 10      if resp          return  fqdn  False      else          return  fqdn  True    sites     www google com    www baidu com    www bing com   jobs    gevent spawn ping site  fqdn  for fqdn in sites  gevent joinall jobs  print  job value for job in jobs

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You can find an updated version of the mentioned script that works on both Windows and Linux here

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Use this it s tested on python 2 7 and works fine it returns ping time in milliseconds if success and return False on fail   import platform subproccess re def Ping hostname timeout       if platform system       Windows           command  ping   hostname   -n 1 -w   str timeout 1000      else          command  ping -i   str timeout    -c 1     hostname     proccess   subprocess Popen command  stdout subprocess PIPE      matches re match    time   0-9   ms     proccess stdout read   re DOTALL      if matches          return matches group 1      else           return False

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import subprocess as s ip raw input  Enter the IP Domain name    if s call   ping  ip    0       print  your IP is alive  else      print  Check ur IP

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import subprocess as s ip raw input  Enter the IP Domain name    if s call   ping  ip    0       print  your IP is alive  else      print  Check ur IP

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See this pure Python ping by Matthew Dixon Cowles and Jens Diemer   Also  remember that Python requires root to spawn ICMP  i e  ping  sockets in linux   import ping  socket try      ping verbose ping  www google com   count 3      delay   ping Ping  www wikipedia org   timeout 2000  do   except socket error  e      print  Ping Error    e   The source code itself is easy to read  see the implementations of verbose ping and of Ping do for inspiration

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