Reports that internet connection has failed, when it is working about remote-servers-status

[tdulcet]

It uses both the ping4 and ping6 commands so it can separately test for IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity respectively:

Remote-Servers-Status/status.sh

Lines 212 to 221 in 1106b11

	# Check connectivity
	if ! ping4 -q -c 1 google.com > /dev/null 2>&1; then
	echo -e "\nWarning: Could not reach google.com over IPv4.\n"
	IPv4=1
	fi
	if ! ping6 -q -c 1 google.com > /dev/null 2>&1; then
	echo -e "\nWarning: Could not reach google.com over IPv6.\n"
	IPv6=1
	fi

Are you not able to install these two commands in CentOS? If so, I could potentially just switch out them with ping -4 and ping -6 respectively.

[mbabuskov]

CentOS doesn't have ping4 command:

$ yum provides ping4
No matches found

I think "ping" defaults to IPv4 and "ping6" is when you want IPv6 explicitly. I don't mind how you solve it.

[tdulcet]

OK, thanks for the information. I just pushed my above proposed fix in 8545261.