I would like to send a fixed amount of data (I am more used to iperf) so for
instance run 10 times ` iperf -c HOST -n 6MB` and show a cdf of the completion
times.
I kinda understand the .conf format and came up with my own script:
```
DESCRIPTION="iperf completion delay 6MB"
DEFAULTS={'PLOT':
Matthieu Coudron writes:
> if I may push my luck, I am discovering flent and wanna use it to plot
> cdf of completion transfer time. I couldn't find any test doing it and
> am trying to write one. I would rather have it out of tree.
> Is this the correct option
if I may push my luck, I am discovering flent and wanna use it to plot cdf of
completion transfer time. I couldn't find any test doing it and am trying to
write one. I would rather have it out of tree.
Is this the correct option https://flent.org/options.html#cmdoption-b ?
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Matthieu Coudron writes:
> I wonder if there isn't an error at
> https://github.com/tohojo/flent/blob/710f9f253944668b3d4200e1e3aa90cecba954db/flent/runners.py#L1251
> like it should be
> ```
> or "http://{}/filelist.txt".format(self.settings.HOST))
> ```
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