Vernon Schryver
vjs@calcite.rhyolite.com
Fri Oct 29 14:28:36 UTC 2004
> From: Vincent Schonau > # 100% of 32 requests ok 7.59 ms RTT 9 ms queue wait > # 50% of 4 requests ok 0.52 ms RTT 0 ms queue wait > # 33% of 6 requests ok 0.40 ms RTT 0 ms queue wait > # 25% of 8 requests ok 10.49 ms RTT 8 ms queue wait > # not answering > Note that cdcc claims that dcc1.dcc.xs4all.nl was 'not answering' at > this time. It most definitely was. A tcpdump of traffic to or from > 194.109.22.195 from the host that this command was run on, shows no > packets being sent to that server at all. A random check indicates that > more of our dcc client installations exhibit this behaviour, although > apparently not all. > > Is that intended behaviour? Does this not cause that last server to > never be picked by the client as the server to send it's reports to? How do you figre that the fifth system was in fact answering? Did `cdcc "host dcc1.dcc.xs4all.nl; rtt"` get answers? Are you running FreeBSD 4.10? This week I finally got around to doing somet tests with FreeBSD 4.10 and found that UDP socket disconnecting is indeed newly broken in FreeBSD 4.*. One symptom is that `cdcc rtt` overlooks all servers after the first one that does not answer. I will release 1.2.58 with a work-around later today. Vernon Schryver vjs@rhyolite.com
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