https://sourceforge.net/p/netmate-meter/bugs/Recent changes to bugsenFri, 06 Mar 2015 11:51:50 -0000https://sourceforge.net/p/netmate-meter/bugs/2/<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hello,</p> <p>Have you ever experienced bugs with Netmate. Because when I use the bandwidth module of netmate I have quite strange results. Indeed the values of the fields first_time, first_time_us, last_time, last-time_us seem really weird. Here is what I get :</p> <p>task: 2, module: bandwidth, tstamp: Mar 02 15:11:47.312114, rows: 2440, columns: 9, colnames: srcip packets bytes first_time first_time_us last_time last_time_us packet_rate bandwidth<br /> 77.38.4.20, 21569325760567, 4946271860640715678, 27269899005965, 4946271920770259149, 2708132650594331, 115964747528, 10784662880283, 18706270496229839<br /> 77.160.186.145, 627065225218, 4946271907885351058, 2668455742713880, 4946271907885972210, 2668485807484952, 8590555897, 627065225218, 844497944576146</p> <p>As you can observe in the fisrt line the fisrt_time 27269899005965 (of a packet from the source 77.38.4.20) is superior to the last timz (of a packet from the source 77.38.4.20) 2708132650594331. In the second line it is the contrary (first time: 2668455742713880, last_time : 2668485807484952). furthermore when I look at the timestamp with wireshark i don't obtain these values at all.<br /> What do you think of the results I get ?</p> <p>Have a nice day</p> <p>ps: I don't know if I had to put this message in discussion or bugs, so I put it in both </p></div>DromardFri, 06 Mar 2015 11:51:50 -0000https://sourceforge.netf4e8393aa781b667075609c3a301f2ec2e4d130dhttps://sourceforge.net/p/netmate-meter/bugs/1/<div class="markdown_content"><p>The formula for the standard deviation / variance used<br /> in the jitter module is incorrect and should be fixed.</p></div>S. ZanderThu, 02 Dec 2004 23:23:59 -0000https://sourceforge.net93b7637bf949b9a9e020e18015c3de05221a20d8