j-breyer ***@***.***> writes: > Hi! I'm currently trying a couple different tests provided in flent, and stumbled across the `rrul_prio` test. > > Firstly, I'm curious as to what the labels `BE`, `BE2`, `BE3` and > `BE4` stand for - I suppose, the BE should be Best Effort(?) Yeah; those would be four identical Best Effort flows. > And for the ping section - the difference between `BE1` and `PRIO`? PRIO is marking 0x10 > Further, their respective ToS or DSCP codes, as I was unable to find > them in the docs, to consider them in possible network configurations. BE is 0, PRIO is 0x10 > Also, when running the test (mn.h1 and mn.h2 refering to local entries in `/etc/hosts`, connections can be established): > `sudo flent rrul_prio -p all_scaled --local-bind mn.h1 -l 60 -H mn.h2 -o rrul_prio2.pdf -v` > I find the following error: > > ``` > Ping (ms) ICMP PRIO: Starting watchdog with timeout 71 > Started TimerRunner idx 17 ('Watchdog [Ping (ms) ICMP PRIO]') > Started PingRunner idx 17 ('Ping (ms) ICMP PRIO') > WARNING: Program exited non-zero. > Runner class: IrttRunner > Command: /usr/bin/irtt client -o - --fill=rand -Q -d 70s -i 0.2s --dscp=0x10,0x10 --local=mn.h1 mn.h2 > Return code: 2 > Stdout: > Stderr: Error: strconv.ParseInt: parsing "0x10,0x10": invalid syntax > > WARNING: Unable to parse irtt JSON output: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0) > WARNING: Command produced no valid data. > Runner class: IrttRunner > Command: /usr/bin/irtt client -o - --fill=rand -Q -d 70s -i 0.2s --dscp=0x10,0x10 --local=mn.h1 mn.h2 > Return code: 2 > Stdout: > Stderr: Error: strconv.ParseInt: parsing "0x10,0x10": invalid syntax > ``` > > Searching a bit through the test config files of your other tests, I > found that normally your markings would be configured with DSCP names > rather than hex values, maybe there lies the problem? No, it's because there are two values. Which should be fixed already; what version of Flent are you running this on? > The plot seems to include data from all connections, despite the Error > (as far as I'm aware) Well, the 'Ping (ms) UDP PRIO' series would be missing in this case. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/tohojo/flent/issues/240#issuecomment-930557245