That makes no sense what so ever.
Pinging your loopback address just shows that your localhost is still there.
If you were to write a script that instead pulled the local IPv4 address you are getting - that might be a little more sensical?
Pinging your loopback address just shows that your localhost is still there.
If you were to write a script that instead pulled the local IPv4 address you are getting - that might be a little more sensical?