I'm not planning to commit this unless I can figure out how to make it work better, but thought I'd leave it here in case anyone else has a use for the parts which work (which is still good enough for my purposes)...
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btest is Mikrotik's bandwidth test protocol; they only provide the
RouterOS implementation ("/tool bandwidth-test" and a Windows binary
btest.exe but no documentation or source.
This is a reverse-engineered (partially) interoperable implementation.
Currently on OpenBSD it only seems to work properly when run as a
server in TCP mode. The client can set the direction of transfer;
on OpenBSD speeds seem accurate when btest-opensource sends to
a RouterOS client, but speeds for received packets seem wrong;
it expects clock_nanosleep() which is not available on OpenBSD
and perhaps the workaround is not good enough.
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btest-opensource.tgz
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