plcrate: introduce command line parameter -s #117
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This introduces the commmand line switch -s which allows to fine-control the network traffic generation: it suppresses the generation of "antiphon" traffic, i.e. RX traffic (from remote peer to local one) and thus speed-ups network testing scenarios. This flag is only used in combination with -t flag (one-to-many case) - the many-to-many case (-T) is not affected. For this is (re-)uses a flag PLC_TXONLY which requires minor changes in amprate to keep existing behaviour of amprate. (this flag was not usable in amprate - so I guess it is ok). Also the man page is updated for plcrate to document this new parameter. Signed-off-by: Michael Heimpold <[email protected]>
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This introduces the commmand line switch -s which allows to
fine-control the network traffic generation: it suppresses
the generation of "antiphon" traffic, i.e. RX traffic (from
remote peer to local one) and thus speed-ups network testing
scenarios. This flag is only used in combination with
-t flag (one-to-many case) - the many-to-many case (-T) is
not affected.
For this is (re-)uses a flag PLC_TXONLY which requires minor
changes in amprate to keep existing behaviour of amprate.
(this flag was not usable in amprate - so I guess it is ok).
Also the man page is updated for plcrate to document this new
parameter.
Signed-off-by: Michael Heimpold [email protected]