Hi María, Queue doesn't do this by default but you can make it work, because Queue has an optional second output for dropped packets. Try:
... -> c::Counter -> q::Queue(20) -> ... q[1] -> dropc::Counter -> Discard; Now dropc.byte_count will have what you want. You can pass the click user-level driver multiple -h arguments no problem. Eddie María Gómez wrote: > Hi again, > > I want to see how many bytes -no packets- lost Queue. > I try > > FromDump ($file, TIMING true, STOP true) > -> c::Counter > -> q:: Queue (20) > -> BandwidthRatedUnqueue (1 Mbps) > -> Queue > -> ToDevice(tun0) > > q[1]-> cq::Counter -> Discard > > but q.drops 2245 and cq.byte_count 0. > > Other little question: i want to know how to read several handlers, i make: > ./click ../conf/file.click -h c.count -h q.drops -h .... > Is there any way contracted? > > Thanks, > > María > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Hay tantos ordenadores como personas. ¡Descubre ahora cuál eres tú! > http://www.quepceres.com/ > _______________________________________________ > click mailing list > [email protected] > https://amsterdam.lcs.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/click _______________________________________________ click mailing list [email protected] https://amsterdam.lcs.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/click
