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Good day mc_,

 

Actually we timed it so that the captures are running, while we start our script, keeping a very close eye on the start/stop times. Since the script seems to end successfully (even with timeouts), what we observed are run times in the 5-6 seconds (no timeouts) to various times up to 1m35s (with 2-3 timeouts), but it ends while these timeouts will indicate that a few graphical files could not be either founf or saved, as seen in the unsuccessful_run_output.txt file submitted earlier.

Addendum: our environment is a test one, so we can (re-)start or stop anything, anytime for our testing purposes.

Question: from the tcpdump file, anything we can pull from the several timeout statuses logged in there ?

wolfman1956

wolfman1956


Added question.

Good day mc_,

 

Actually we timed it so that the captures are running, while we start our script, keeping a very close eye on the start/stop times. Since the script seems to end successfully (even with timeouts), what we observed are run times in the 5-6 seconds (no timeouts) to various times up to 1m35s (with 2-3 timeouts), but it ends while these timeouts will indicate that a few graphical files could not be either founf or saved, as seen in the unsuccessful_run_output.txt file submitted earlier.

Addendum: our environment is a test one, so we can (re-)start or stop anything, anytime for our testing purposes.

Question: from the tcpdump file, anything we can pull from the several timeout statuses logged in the file ?

wolfman1956

wolfman1956


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Good day mc_,

 

Actually we timed it so that the captures are running, while we start our script, keeping a very close eye on the start/stop times. Since the script seems to end successfully (even with timeouts), what we observed are run times in the 5-6 seconds (no timeouts) to various times up to 1m35s (with 2-3 timeouts), but it ends while these timeouts will indicate that a few graphical files could not be either founf or saved, as seen in the unsuccessful_run_output.txt file submitted earlier.

Addendum: our environment is a test one, so we can (re-)start or stop anything, anytime for our testing purposes.

wolfman1956

wolfman1956

Good day mc_,

 

Actually we timed it so that the captures are running, while we start our script, keeping a very close eye on the start/stop times. Since the script seems to end successfully (even with timeouts), what we observed are run times in the 5-6 seconds (no timeouts) to various times up to 1m35s (with 2-3 timeouts), but it ends while these timeouts will indicate that a few graphical files could not be either founf or saved, as seen in the unsuccessful_run_output.txt file submitted earlier.

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