> Here's a preliminary hack against .11, doesn't even have a ChangeLog.
> Reporting via /stats v. It works ok with a non-AsLL 2.10.11 server, and
> presumably with a .10 too. I'm curious if this is what you had in mind.
> Also note that, at least for now, the upstream/downstream lag calculations
>
Here's a preliminary hack against .11, doesn't even have a ChangeLog.
Reporting via /stats v. It works ok with a non-AsLL 2.10.11 server, and
presumably with a .10 too. I'm curious if this is what you had in mind.
Also note that, at least for now, the upstream/downstream lag calculations
rely on t
Some time ago, I put forward a proposal to this list for a way to measure
lag and types of lag. I called this "AsLL," or "Asymmetric Link Latency."
The idea is that you add an accurate timestamp to PING in the server->server
exchange. When an AsLL-enabled server receives this PING, it'll return
