The reason they are tied together is that if they are separate the stats 
could get out of sync with the rate increase.  This way if you increase 
your calls using -rate_increase you get a statistics interval that 
precisely matches the period of time which had a particular call rate.

If you want such long intervals, you can do this externally by injecting a 
command with a separate shell script, something like:

for ((i = 10; i < 100; i=i+10))
do
        echo "cset rate $i | nc -u sipp 8888"
        sleep 600
done

Charles




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[Sipp-users] FW: -rate_increase and -fd parameters







I tried using -rate_increase and -fd parameters to increase the number of 
cps, say, every 10 minutes; however, when I use something like 
'-rate_increase 5 -fd 10m', it changes the statistics dump log frequency 
as well-- I figured it would do this as that what the -fd parameter does; 
but, what if I want to maintain the default dump log frequency? 
 
Is it not strange that we have to use the -fd parameter with 
-rate_increase, opposed to a completely different parameter that wouldn't 
affect the dump frequency?
 
Thanks!

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