Roger Wolff
Roger Wolff
So..... I still need you to point me to the exact commit that caused the difference in behaviour so that hopefully I can say: oh, yes, that was unintended. OR...
Ooops. Missed that. Sorry. This is a big patch, in principle the networking code should have just been moved from one place to another, but if the behaviour has changed,.......
Tom, Didn't I accept your pull request?
That patch removes a function called "byte_swap" I do remember that BSD-like OSes had something funny with the packet headers in raw mode that required different byte order than Linux....
It runs into "max outstanding probes" and that is set to 1024. If I remember correctly, it now probes upto 10 further than the last host. So you're sending about...
With "ICMP reply's" coming back, MTR *should* conclude that the destination has been reached and not probe further. No half-assed workarounds with "after three hops the same IP assume we...
Although I haven't used windows on any of my machines for decades, I would prefer the code to be similar for different OSes. So windows uses a pipe between mtr-packet...
The code snippet around your added line seems to collapse multiple error codes down to just one Your added line "joins the crowd". I personally strongly dislike this collapsing of...
Correct! So since you're already "working on that code" I'd appreciate the help if you could "improve" it further by splitting it now. Maybe add a comment that I don't...
You are welcome, invited even to volunteer some code to fix it.