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sc_warts2text 命令

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常用示例

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sc_warts2text [input.warts]

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sc_warts2text [file1.warts] [file2.warts]

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gzcat [input.warts.gz] | sc_warts2text

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sc_warts2text -d [ip2descr.txt] [input.warts]

说明

sc_warts2text converts scamper warts binary measurement files into human-readable plain text. It is part of the scamper toolkit for active Internet measurement. Warts is scamper's native binary format for storing measurement results such as traceroutes, pings, and path MTU discovery data. sc_warts2text decodes this format and writes a textual representation to stdout, suitable for inspection or further processing with standard text tools. Multiple input files may be specified; they are processed in order. Input can also be read from stdin via a pipe, which is useful for decompressing files on the fly.

参数

-d _ip2descr-file_
File containing IP-address to description mappings, one mapping per line. The descriptions are substituted for IP addresses in the output.

FAQ

What is the sc_warts2text command used for?

sc_warts2text converts scamper warts binary measurement files into human-readable plain text. It is part of the scamper toolkit for active Internet measurement. Warts is scamper's native binary format for storing measurement results such as traceroutes, pings, and path MTU discovery data. sc_warts2text decodes this format and writes a textual representation to stdout, suitable for inspection or further processing with standard text tools. Multiple input files may be specified; they are processed in order. Input can also be read from stdin via a pipe, which is useful for decompressing files on the fly.

How do I run a basic sc_warts2text example?

Run `sc_warts2text [input.warts]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -d _ip2descr-file_ do in sc_warts2text?

File containing IP-address to description mappings, one mapping per line. The descriptions are substituted for IP addresses in the output.