The current mru code has a "frags" mechanism to get a batch of reply packets
for a single request. It defaults to MAXFRAGS which is 32.
I have one case where that doesn't work. debug 1 shows many things like this:
sendrequest: opcode=10, associd=0, qdata=nonce=e14a197a678c2ccd0f18bb72,
frag
Hal Murray :
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> > Done, and for good measure I've similarly wrapped the peers display.
>
> Should it be around the whole command loop? Do we want ^C when reading a
> command to start over reading a command or exit? I vote for try again. I'll
> use ^D if I want to exit.
I thought of that al
> Done, and for good measure I've similarly wrapped the peers display.
Should it be around the whole command loop? Do we want ^C when reading a
command to start over reading a command or exit? I vote for try again. I'll
use ^D if I want to exit.
Is DNS lookup called by any other commands?
Hal Murray :
> It doesn't have a ^C catcher for the printout part of the mru command. I was
> expecting ^C to stop printing stuff and go back to the main read-a-command
> loop.
Done, and for good measure I've similarly wrapped the peers display.
> >> The mru list is getting printed out oldest
It doesn't have a ^C catcher for the printout part of the mru command. I was
expecting ^C to stop printing stuff and go back to the main read-a-command
loop.
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>> The mru list is getting printed out oldest first. I thought you fixed
that.
> I thought I did too. Testing...
It still
