Kill l2test server
Hi marcel,
For the l2test, is there a cleaner method to kill the listening receiver. I am using CTRL+C right now. I am trying to kill the active socket....using close(s1)...but it doesn't seem to be working. I want a clean exit.
Regards,
Manjunath
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Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Manjunath,
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For the l2test, is there a cleaner method to kill the listening receiver. I am using CTRL+C right now. I am trying to kill the active socket....using close(s1)...but it doesn't seem to be working. I want a clean exit.
what do you wanna kill? The active connection or the listening socket? If you wanna separate them, then you need to add somekind of signal handling.
Regards
Marcel
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Hi marcel,
The active connection is killed once the client(sender) exits. I want to kill the listening socket....how can i do this?
when i pump 5000 packets continously .....the connection closes down after some 2000 odd packets ...is this because of hci buffer getting full and some kind of queue or buffer overflow??
thanx,
Regards,
Manjunath
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Hi Manjunath,
Quoted 4 lines
For the l2test, is there a cleaner method to kill the listening receiver. I am using CTRL+C right now. I am trying to kill the active socket....using close(s1)...but it doesn't seem to be working. I want a clean exit.
what do you wanna kill? The active connection or the listening socket? If you wanna separate them, then you need to add somekind of signal handling.
Regards
Marcel
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Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Manjunath,
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The active connection is killed once the client(sender) exits. I want to kill the listening socket....how can i do this?
with the current code this is impossible. However for what do you think this is good?
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when i pump 5000 packets continously .....the connection closes down after some 2000 odd packets ...is this because of hci buffer getting full and some kind of queue or buffer overflow??
Show us your code. I have no idea what that is so.
Regards
Marcel
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