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README.md

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-l <msec> # lifetime of connection should greater than <msec>
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-i <msec> # trans time of response should greater than <msec>
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-s <num> # take one sample from <num> connections
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-p <ports> # server ports cared, use comma to seperate
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-p <ports> # server ports cared, use comma to separate
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-f <laddr>:<lport>-<raddr>:<rport> [-f <...>] # should be last
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eg. -f *.*.*.*:80-10.210.136.*:*

doc/log.md

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## DEFAULT FORMAT ##
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Each line of log files represents a TCP connection which is profiled by lots of performance indicators.
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Performance indicators in the same line are recorded in "name=value" way, seperated by commas.
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Performance indicators in the same line are recorded in "name=value" way, separated by commas.
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A performance indicator's value can be -1 in case it hasn't been initialized.
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Performance indicators composing a log line are recorded in the following sequence.

tcpdive.sh

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echo " -l <msec> # lifetime of connection should greater than <msec>"
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echo " -i <msec> # trans time of response should greater than <msec>"
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echo " -s <num> # take one sample from <num> connections"
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echo " -p <ports> # server ports cared, use comma to seperate"
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echo " -p <ports> # server ports cared, use comma to separate"
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echo ""
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echo " -f <laddr>:<lport>-<raddr>:<rport> [-f <...>] # should be last"
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echo " eg. -f *.*.*.*:80-10.210.136.*:*"

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