I want to increase the time for clients to answer the ANNOUNCES because i want to send files over SAT, which implies high latency and by default, when the server recieves the first REGISTER message then it finishes this phase really fast and some clients are unable to recieve files because they take some extra time.
I tried using the -A flag as the documentation says, but it doesn't seems to be recogniced by the tool.
Is there any way to make it?
Regards
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The -A flag was used in version 3.x to control ANNOUNCE intervals. That flag is no longer supported in version 4.x. You instead want to use the -r option which alows you to place bounds on the round trip time. The syntax is:
-r init_grtt[:min_grtt:max_grtt]
The first value is the initial estimate of the route trip time which default to 0.5 seconds. You can also optionally specify a minimum and maxumum round trip time.
Regards,
Dennis
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Hi.
I want to increase the time for clients to answer the ANNOUNCES because i want to send files over SAT, which implies high latency and by default, when the server recieves the first REGISTER message then it finishes this phase really fast and some clients are unable to recieve files because they take some extra time.
I tried using the -A flag as the documentation says, but it doesn't seems to be recogniced by the tool.
Is there any way to make it?
Regards
Daniel,
The -A flag was used in version 3.x to control ANNOUNCE intervals. That flag is no longer supported in version 4.x. You instead want to use the -r option which alows you to place bounds on the round trip time. The syntax is:
The first value is the initial estimate of the route trip time which default to 0.5 seconds. You can also optionally specify a minimum and maxumum round trip time.
Regards,
Dennis