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100%[====================================>] 20,989,433     3.95M/s

At least I know my proxy is working.

04:12:23 (646.80 KB/s) Is what I get from a regular high speed
connection (I would only go to X-treme for the added bandwidth).

I also got round  to rewriting the script to automatically check the md5
sum for you.

#!/bin/bash
# get the file
wget -O /tmp/download.dat \
http://support.shaw.ca/troubleshooting/files/download.dat

# md5sum it
echo `md5sum /tmp/download.dat |cut -f1 -d " "` > \ /tmp/download.dat-actual

# Write out the known md5sum to disk
echo b792d74c36bacafd71f30c1a80077577 > /tmp/download.dat.md5

# Compare the sums, the response depends on cmp exit status
if cmp /tmp/download.dat-actual /tmp/download.dat.md5 &> /dev/null
then echo "File appears to have downloaded correctly"
else echo "File is corrupt, please try again"
fi

#cleanup
rm -f /tmp/download.dat*



Brad Camroux wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 01, 2006 at 05:31:51PM -0600, Gustin Johnson wrote:
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>> I have this little script that I use to test Shaw (and it works
>> reasonably well for other ISPs, especially if they peer with Big Pipe/Shaw):
> 
> Mine comes in at
> 
> 21:00:53 (505.06 KB/s) - `download.dat' saved [20989433/20989433]
> 
> Not quite as good as Jesse's, but not too bad, either, I think.
> 
> Brad
> 
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