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Apr 18, 2023 — Apr 18, 2024
Commit Message Contributor Files Modified Lines Added Lines Removed Code Location Date
Python23 fix: join bytes if we get partial data More... almost 3 years ago
Forgot to enable TCP_NODELAY on the TCP transmission More... almost 3 years ago
We did not check if we were passed a None object, and would segfault as a result if None was passed in. Fixed. More... almost 3 years ago
Cleaning up dates and README for version 1.23 release (supporting Python 2 and 3) More... almost 3 years ago
Finished port to Python 2/3 More... almost 3 years ago
Adapting the ipv6 module to be Python 2/3 compatible. More... almost 3 years ago
Adapting the traffic generator and sink to be Python 2/3 compatible. More... almost 3 years ago
New feature: DiffServ code points for IPv4 and IPv6 More... over 5 years ago
Removing unneeded setsockopt to socket.IP_RECVTOS More... over 5 years ago
Cleaning up some comments More... over 5 years ago
Advancing copyright year and version More... over 5 years ago
As expected, merged the two options back into one. More... over 5 years ago
Adding support for common diffserve code points (CS... AF...) adding a new option to specify those explicitly... could those options be combined? Maybe. Leaving seperate for now. More... over 5 years ago
Adding DSCP to IPv4 More... over 5 years ago
Fixed a bug that prevented fractional hz values from working correctly. More... almost 8 years ago
Fixed a formatting error. More... about 8 years ago
Upon a users request. Adjusting both programs to allow for even larger payloads. Max is now 0x7fff (32767) bytes. More... about 8 years ago
Wrong mask on obtaining length in traffic_sink. More... about 8 years ago
Fixing a bug that would not allow the user to specify intervals greater than 1 or frequencies less than 1 without also setting the period. More... about 8 years ago
Adding some tools that leverage this extension. The traffic_generator can be used to generate periodic UDP or TCP traffic (over IPv6 by default). The program allows control of the IPv6 Traffic Class and Flow Label. It also allows detailed manipulation of the rate and size at which the data is sent. Options are similar to those found in ping and ping6. More... about 8 years ago
Added a short example to the README More... over 8 years ago
Added metadata to setup.py More... over 8 years ago
Initial commit of the source files More... over 8 years ago
Setting the stage: Removing the Readme in markdown format and replacing it with the README in plaintext I had ready. Also, added the license. Finally, adding github's template for .gitignore for Python projects. More... over 8 years ago
Initial commit More... over 8 years ago