On Sat, Jun 26, 1999 at 07:48:27PM +0200, Christian Worm Mortensen wrote:
> Well, it seems like what happens is that at some point no packets are
> sent from the que which is then fastly filled.
>
> BUT: I have now tried my setup on a completely different machine with
> completely different hardware (it has two DE202 cards controled by the
> DEPCA driver) and this time I used the machine as a bridge. I has exactly
> the same problem though there was 1 hour and 15 minuttes until it happend.
>
> So I am more than convinced that this really is a problem with CBQ and my
> error seems to be very easy to reproduce.
>
Fully agreed here. I see exactly the same thing. At some random time
after starting CBQ based traffic shaping (anywhere from 10 minutes to 4
hours -- which seems somewhat related to the traffic load) the machine
just stops sending out packets on the interface in question. Other
interfaces remain functional (even others with CBQ traffic shaping).
-Erik
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