谢谢大佬

Partitioned and tabular views are supported, gping is slightly less noticeable when there are a lot of domains, and of course Nping has a lot of iterative optimization to do.

Hello, I'm the developer of Nping, I'm glad you're interested in Nping, forgive me for using translation software to write this content, usually a domain name itself will be resolved to more than one ip address, Nping uses the output of the system command Ping

Oh gosh, I'm so sorry. My comment wasn't meant as criticism of you or Nping; I had just never seen a DNS server intentionally return obviously incorrect results before.

This may be a misunderstanding, it's the first time I've encountered this problem and it's helped me to learn more, thanks

A Domain name resolved to many IP addresses is true. But Google's domain name resolved to Facebook's IP? That is very odd.

When I switch to vpn I get the right results, maybe GFW is causing the problem

That's normal for most websites blocked in China.

They usually resolve to either other blocked websites to trigger a "dangerous website phishing" warning from the browser, or the ISP's own website pretending to be a captive portal.

How about using the system's own ping command? Nping essentially calls the system's Ping command

thanks ~

《improving the design of existing code》

This is by Martin Fowler, right?

At this stage, it is difficult to obtain traffic to maintain a personal blog website at this stage, so I mainly published related content on some technical forums. Although blogs often write for myself, it is also meaningful to help others by the way. Things, like open source