DH-Ping is a command-line tool for testing the connectivity of Dread Hunger servers.
This tool is developed using the Rust programming language, and contributions via Pull Requests are welcome.
For more documentation, please see:
For non-developer users, please refer to the User Manual.
Usage: dh-ping <IP:port>
Function:
Sends a Dread Hunger UDP handshake packet to the specified
<IP:port> to check server connectivity.
Options:
-?, --help, help Display this help information and exit
-v, --version, version Display the program version and exit
Description:
If no <IP:port> is provided, the program will enter interactive mode.
In this mode, you can repeatedly enter <IP:port> to check the
connectivity of multiple server URIs.
DH-Ping sends a Dread Hunger UDP handshake packet to the specified URI. If a response is received from the server, it generally means that the server can be connected to normally.
DH-Ping has two modes: command-line mode and interactive mode. Entering <IP:port> as a command-line argument is command-line mode, and not entering it will enter interactive mode.
DH-Ping detects the system language (detection methods include the LANG and LC_ALL environment variables, and the Win32 GetUserDefaultUILanguage API) and automatically switches the display language (supports Chinese and English).
This project is open-sourced under the GNU LGPL-3.0 license. For details, see the LICENSE file.
There are additional terms for this project: for the lurito/dh-ping project, if you have not made meaningful improvements to the program, you are not allowed to remove or modify the author's attribution, nor are you allowed to add authors to it.