* [LARTC] using traffic shaping to limit a local datagram application
@ 2004-02-12 17:57 Chris
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From: Chris @ 2004-02-12 17:57 UTC (permalink / raw)
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I have an probing application that will send data as fast as it can
(SOCK_DGRAM). Rather than program shaping into the application I would
like to know if I can use traffic shaping to slow the application on the
host system. i.e., if the queue for the qdisc is full then block (for a
blocking socket) the socket send/write. I would like the ability to
separate the traffic shaping from the application itself.
Will the application be blocked until buffer space frees up or will the
packet instead be dropped because there is no flow control from a qdisc
back to local applications?
Thanks,
Chris
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