I've been having the same problem. The way I've been working
around this is to have my script run SIPp in the background, sleep for
TIMEOUT seconds, and if after the sleep SIPp isn't done running,
the script kills it. This is undesirable for a number of reasons
(needless code, no error codes, makes quickly completed tests wait),
but at least it's better than hanging indefinitely or having to kill it
manually.
I'm very interested to hear if the number of UDP retransmissions can be manipulated to trigger a timeout, but my guess is that it can't without changing code.
I'm very interested to hear if the number of UDP retransmissions can be manipulated to trigger a timeout, but my guess is that it can't without changing code.
Hi folks,
I need to force sipp to quit after "waiting" (i.e. doing "recv" in my server
scenario) for some specific amount of time (n millis).
This is so that it doesn't hang forever, as it expects something that will
never come (for whatever reason). I need it to quit in such circumstances,
so that my script, which calls it, can call the next sipp command.
Otherwise, I end up with a hanging test suite, each test case (of that
suite) being one sipp command.
Needless to say, I need sipp to quit by itself, not after manually typing
"q" - or CTRL-C.
I'd much prefer to have another solution than sending a posix signal to the
process id...
And, I tried the -d option, but it seems inactive for that matter.
Would anyone know how I can configure sipp so that it reaches its maximum
number of UDP retransmissions? I read in the doc that such a condition trigs
a timeout. Is this part of the solution I'm looking for? Unless such a
setting belongs strictly to the UDP realm?
Thanks for any help you may provide,
Marco.
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