Crazy Traffic Consumption Script

Jan 3, 2024#Ubuntu230

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This is a warning message stating that the provided script is only for testing purposes and should not be used to maliciously consume someone else's VPS traffic. The script is designed for Debian and Ubuntu systems and requires the installation of aria2c. It creates a Bash script that continuously downloads a large file using aria2c. The user is instructed to replace a placeholder with the actual download link. The script should be given executable permissions and can be executed to start the download process.

Attention! For testing purposes only, please do not maliciously consume someone else's VPS traffic.#

This script is tested on Debian & Ubuntu.

Install aria2c

sudo apt install aria2

Create a Bash script

vim download.sh

Paste the following content

#!/bin/bash
 
count=0
 
while true
do
  count=$((count + 1))
  echo "Count: $count"
  #wget http://mirror.nl.leaseweb.net/speedtest/10000mb.bin -O /dev/null
  aria2c -d /dev -o null  --allow-overwrite=true -x 5 Paste a large file link here --file-allocation=none --header 'user-agent: chrome'
  sleep 1
done

Please modify and replace "Paste a large file link here"
3. Add executable permission to the script

chmod +x download.sh

Execute the script

./download.sh

The effect is as shown in the image

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