#!/bin/bash
# netperf - Analyze the netstat running performance log, identifying
#    important results and trends.

log="/Users/taylor/.netstatlog"     # change for your config
stats="/tmp/netperf.stats.$$"
awktmp="/tmp/netperf.awk.$$"

trap "`which rm` -f $awktmp $stats" 0

if [ ! -r $log ] ; then
  echo "Error: can't read netstat log file $log" >&2
  exit 1
fi

# First, report the basic statistics of the latest entry in the log file...

eval $(tail -1 $log)    # all values turn into shell variables

rep="$(scriptbc -p 3 $re/$snt\*100)"
repn="$(scriptbc -p 4 $re/$snt\*10000 | cut -d. -f1)"
repn="$(( $repn / 100 ))"
retop="$(scriptbc -p 3 $reto/$snt\*100)"; 
retopn="$(scriptbc -p 4 $reto/$snt\*10000 | cut -d. -f1)"
retopn="$(( $retopn / 100 ))"
dupp="$(scriptbc -p 3 $dup/$rec\*100)"; 
duppn="$(scriptbc -p 4 $dup/$rec\*10000 | cut -d. -f1)"
duppn="$(( $duppn / 100 ))"
oop="$(scriptbc -p 3 $oo/$rec\*100)"; 
oopn="$(scriptbc -p 4 $oo/$rec\*10000 | cut -d. -f1)"
oopn="$(( $oopn / 100 ))"

echo "Netstat is currently reporting the following:"

/bin/echo -n "  $snt packets sent, with $re retransmits ($rep%) "
echo "and $reto retransmit timeouts ($retop%)"
/bin/echo -n "  $rec packets received, with $dup dupes ($dupp%)"
echo " and $oo out of order ($oop%)"
echo "   $creq total connection requests, of which $cacc were accepted"
echo ""

## Now let's see if there are any important problems to flag

if [ $repn -ge 5 ] ; then
  echo "*** Warning: Retransmits of >= 5% indicates a problem "
  echo "(gateway or router flooded?)"
fi
if [ $retopn  -ge 5 ] ; then
  echo "*** Warning: Transmit timeouts of >= 5% indicates a problem "
  echo "(gateway or router flooded?)"
fi
if [ $duppn -ge 5 ] ; then
  echo "*** Warning: Duplicate receives of >= 5% indicates a problem "
  echo "(probably on the other end)"
fi
if [ $oopn -ge 5 ] ; then
  echo "*** Warning: Out of orders of >= 5% indicates a problem "
  echo "(busy network or router/gateway flood)"
fi

# Now let's look at some historical trends...

echo "Analyzing trends...."

while read logline ; do
    eval "$logline"
    rep2="$(scriptbc -p 4 $re / $snt \* 10000 | cut -d. -f1)"
    retop2="$(scriptbc -p 4 $reto / $snt \* 10000 | cut -d. -f1)"
    dupp2="$(scriptbc -p 4 $dup / $rec \* 10000 | cut -d. -f1)"
    oop2="$(scriptbc -p 4 $oo / $rec \* 10000 | cut -d. -f1)"
    echo "$rep2 $retop2 $dupp2 $oop2" >> $stats
  done < $log

echo ""

# Now calculate some statistics, and compare them to the current values.

cat << "EOF" > $awktmp
    { rep += $1; retop += $2; dupp += $3; oop += $4 }
END { rep /= 100; retop /= 100; dupp /= 100; oop /= 100;
      print "reps="int(rep/NR) ";retops=" int(retop/NR) \
         ";dupps=" int(dupp/NR) ";oops="int(oop/NR) }
EOF

eval $(awk -f $awktmp < $stats)

if [ $repn -gt $reps ] ; then
  echo "*** Warning: Retransmit rate is currently higher than average."
  echo "    (average is $reps% and current is $repn%)"
fi
if [ $retopn -gt $retops ] ; then
  echo "*** Warning: Transmit timeouts are currently higher than average."
  echo "    (average is $retops% and current is $retopn%)"
fi
if [ $duppn -gt $dupps ] ; then
  echo "*** Warning: Duplicate receives are currently higher than average."
  echo "    (average is $dupps% and current is $duppn%)"
fi
if [ $oopn -gt $oops ] ; then
  echo "*** Warning: Out of orders are currently higher than average."
  echo "    (average is $oops% and current is $oopn%)"
fi
echo \(Analyzed $(wc -l < $stats) netstat log entries for calculations\)
exit 0