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It looks like mtr got stuck on stdin in your Go program, so just open stdin and keep it opened, and you will get something in output (stdout or stderr)

@rewolff not totally, I suppose /dev/null stdin is already present in that go code it can be emulated with `mtr -p -c 10 www.qq.com

@billcoding try this ``` package main import ( "bufio" "fmt" "os" "os/exec" ) func main() { cmd := exec.Command("mtr", "-p", "-c", "10", "www.qq.com") stdin, err := cmd.StdinPipe(); if err !=...

@billcoding > why should you care about the stdin pipe? mtr is an interactive program, it tests stdin for input, for example if you press 'q' mtr quits, and so...

@rewolf I didn't get that far, it's for golang pandits, easier to open stdin and forget about it

@rewolff if something is wrong with stdin, there are two options for split mode as far as I can see: 1) print an error and exit 2) automatically switch to...

Sorry, my typo, fixed

maybe it's not a bad idea to add more sources of IP info, there is a lot of other data sources that we may use for that, some of them...

it looks like a hostname description exceeds the limit of 80 bytes (defined in "report.c"), so the fast fix could be ``` diff --git a/ui/report.c b/ui/report.c index c6add07..0de9268 100644 ---...

The part about "what is >" RTT is greater than the next-to-last value on 8-step log-scale [min..max], ~0.77max. It may look like this Scale: . less than 28ms   >...