Re^3: Net::Ping results question

in reply to Re^2: Net::Ping results question
in thread Net::Ping results question

You said your problem is that you were getting the same result for 2 and 0. I explained that 0 really meant 5. The unmentioned conclusion is that if you were able to successfully ping a machine with a 2 second wait, then you'll also be successful if you wait for 5 seconds, so it's no surprise you get a "success" result with both values.

Update: Nevermind. Misread the problem

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Re^4: Net::Ping results question by traveler (Parson) on Aug 22, 2007 at 17:43 UTC
I must not have been clear. I got results of 2 and 0 (in $delay1, the time the ping took) with the code above. My problem is that I cannot see how I can get 0 with the timeout set to 2, unless 0 means "no reply" which is what 2 (==timeout) seems to mean.	[reply]

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