Linux Testscript Generator

The Linux Test Script Generator allows for the rapid and effortless creation of test scripts for the Linux environment. Users can input the required parameters with this generator and obtain a fully functional script within seconds.

The Test Script Generator is designed to simplify the creation of scripts for long-term tests and error analyses. Even though the generator operates reliably, certain commands or test processes may require the script to be adjusted.

Maximal cycles
This field determines how many times the entire test set should be executed.

Logpath
This is where the file path is specified for storing the test logs.

Command X
Here, the command or script to be tested is entered.

Success String X
This is the string or sequence of characters expected when the command or script has executed successfully.

Timeout X
This defines the maximum time (in seconds) the command or script should take to execute.

SystemD Autostart
A checkbox that determines whether the generated script should run automatically at system startup.

Verbose Output
A checkbox that determines whether detailed output information should be logged.

Verbose lines
This field determines the number of lines to be included in the detailed output log.

Function Success
This is where the function to be executed upon a successful test is entered (e.g., a restart).

Function Failure
This is where the function to be executed upon a test failure is entered.

Generate Script
Once all fields are filled out, this button can be clicked to generate the test script.

This tool is meant as an aid only. Using the script is at your own risk, and the results should be verified. There’s no guarantee for a flawless operation!

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Random File Generator

Welcome to Random File Generator, an intuitive web tool specially designed to create random dummy files up to 10GB in size.

In the digital world, there are often situations where developers, testers or enthusiasts need a file with a specific size and random data. This can be useful for a variety of purposes:

Testing data transfers.

Check how systems or networks handle file uploads and downloads of specific sizes.

Performance testing

How does your software or hardware perform when faced with large amounts of data?

Hard disk storage tests

Fill storage media to check their write or read performance.

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