of a particular matching packet. Would the proper procedure to
add such an action be documented somewhere, as it would make things quite
easier for me.
Thanks,
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5th YearMaster of Science (Hons), PhysicsBachelor of Engineering (Hons),
Computer Science
0x7758b184 in start_thread (arg=0x75aa5700) at
pthread_create.c:312
#8 0x76da9ffd in clone () at
../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/x86_64/clone.S:111
Thanks,
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Regards,
*Rahul Sharma*
5th YearMaster of Science (Hons), PhysicsBachelor of Engineering (Hons),
Computer Science
to avoid. The
deadlock occurs when the controller sends a matching packet in the packet
out message. The functions handle_flow_stats_request() and
handle_packet_out() in ofproto/ofproti.c both acquire a lock on the mutex
ofproto_mutex.
Can someone suggest how I could proceed?
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*Rahul
/clone.S:111
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*Rahul Sharma*
5th YearMaster of Science (Hons), PhysicsBachelor of Engineering (Hons),
Computer Science
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*Birla Institute of Technology & Science,* *Pilani*
Pilani Campus, Vidhya Vihar, Pilani, Rajasthan -
Hi,
The flow table entry is deleted permanently, but when you do subsequent
pings, the controller that you are running adds the new flow table entries
to the switches. Try generating iperf traffic and you will see flow entries
corresponding to that traffic added as well.
Regards,
*Rahul Sharma
Did you run the command "controller ptcp:"? Delete the flow entry without
running this command and then try to ping. You should be unable to ping the
hosts in that case.
Regards,
*Rahul Sharma*
5th YearMaster of Science (Hons), PhysicsBachelor of Engineering (Hons),
Comput
