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Default period is too fast for some ISPs #83
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It's not just ISPs, some firewalls also protect against this amount of echo requests. See: http://dennisk.freeshell.org/cis240dl_ping_flood.mkd.html +1 to up the default to something less spammy. |
which config/file do I edit to change the period? I can change the count and interval from this guide https://vaping.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart/ but no mention about period sorry for hijacking an old thread EDIT: AHH, NVM!!! I found it!!
sorry if this was so obvious |
All good, thanks! I think it's time to change the default as well, I've ran into that a few times too. |
merge #179 has no effect. the is an invisible special char that blocks vaping from reading the setting. see 9f47d2e#commitcomment-145406618 this affects current release version |
I installed
vaping
and tried to run it using thestandalone_dns
example, but no results were returned byfping
. Having never used either tool, I assumedvaping
was the issue because sending a ping is such a benign command that I figured it must have been working. After coming across #22, I decided to checkfping
and, lo and behold, it was not working. My ISP does not allow ping requests with a 20 ms period and I confirmed that by configuring multiple groups of targets in my config file. Everything inside my LAN worked fine, but anything to the WAN was non-responsive. I changed the period to be 200 ms and it worked as expected.I think setting the period to 20 ms without really mentioning it could be causing problems for other people as well. It either needs more attention drawn to it in the documentation or a higher default value to make it more compatible with various ISPs.
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