#!/usr/bin/perl -w ############################################################################### ## Fancy Speed Test - Easily measure your upload and download speeds ## Home Page: http://www.brandonchecketts.com/speedtest/ ## Author: Brandon Checketts ## File: upload.cgi ## Version: 1.1 ## Date: 2006-02-06 ## Purpose: Time the upload progress, forward to results.php (or back to ## download.php if using auto_size) ############################################################################### use strict; use File::Basename; ## for dirname(); use Time::HiRes qw(gettimeofday tv_interval); ## Time::HiRes should be included with most Perl distributions ## use "perl -MCPAN -e install Time::HiRes" if it isn't installed my $dirname = dirname($0); my $config_file = "$dirname/speedtest.cfg"; ## NOTE: ## If you have to move upload.cgi to another directory (ie: /cgi-bin) then ## you will have to change the path for $config_file to point to the ## correct directory. # my $config_file = "/home/brandonchecketts.com/speedtest/speedtest.cfg"; ## Make sure we read in the config file my $config = &ReadConfig($config_file); DieNicely("Unable to read configuration settings") if(! $config); ## This is what PHP can't do ....... my $content_length = $ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'} ? $ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'} : 1; ## Don't buffer output $|=1; ## Start the timer Debug("Starting to read"); Debug("len is $content_length"); my $t0 = [gettimeofday]; ## Read all of the STDIN (HTTP POST data) my $bytes_read = 0; while (read (STDIN ,my $line, 4096) && $bytes_read < $content_length ) { $bytes_read += length($line); } ## Stop the timer my $t1 = [gettimeofday]; Debug("Done reading"); ## Calculate the speed my $elapsed = sprintf("%.2f",tv_interval ( $t0, $t1 )); my $upload_speed; if($elapsed != 0) { $upload_speed = sprintf("%.2f",$bytes_read / $elapsed * 8 / 1024); } else { $upload_speed="undefined"; } my $uploadsize = $bytes_read / 1024; Debug("\$upload_size is $uploadsize"); Debug("\$bytes_read is $bytes_read"); Debug("\$elapsed is $elapsed"); Debug("\$upload_speed is $upload_speed"); ## If we're using auto_size, then forward back to download.php with the ## speed values from out initial test. ## Otherwise forward to result.php to display the results my $url; if( $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'} =~ m/auto_size=1/) { $url = $config->{'general'}->{'base_url'} . "download.php?".$ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}."&uptime=$elapsed&upsize=$uploadsize&upspeed=$upload_speed"; } else { $url = $config->{'general'}->{'base_url'} . "results.php?".$ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}."&uploadtime=$elapsed&uploadsize=$uploadsize&upspeed=$upload_speed"; } Log("Redirecting to $url"); print "Location: $url\n\n"; ## My standard Log() function sub Log { my $message = shift; my $logfile = $config->{'general'}->{'logfile'}; return if(! $logfile); (my $sec, my $min, my $hour, my $year, my $jdate)=(localtime())[0,1,2,5,7]; if($sec < 10) { $sec="0$sec"; } if($min < 10) { $min="0$min"; } if($hour < 10) { $hour="0$hour"; } if($jdate < 100) { if($jdate < 10) { $jdate="0$jdate"; } $jdate="0$jdate"; } $year=$year+1900; if($jdate == "365" || ($jdate == "364" && ($year % 4 == 0))) { $jdate++; } open(LOGFILE,">> $logfile") || DieNicely("Couldn't open $logfile"); print LOGFILE "$year $jdate $hour:$min:$sec $message\n"; close(LOGFILE); } ## Display a nice error message if we have to die sub DieNicely { my $message = shift(); print "Content-type: text/html\n\n