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A user is reporting that traffic control is not working for them. I found this in the logfile:
Dez 23 19:20:44 gw4.saar.freifunk.net tunneldigger[3089]: [INFO/tunneldigger.limits] Setting downstream bandwidth limit to 40000 kbps on tunnel 331.
Dez 23 19:20:44 gw4.saar.freifunk.net tunneldigger[3089]: Error: Invalid handle.
Dez 23 19:20:44 gw4.saar.freifunk.net kernel: HTB: quantum of class 10001 is big. Consider r2q change.
The "invalid handle" is harmless, as far as I know (see #154). However, that other error about "quantum of class" is new.
Unfortunately I know basically nothing about TC on Linux -- I don't have any clue what "quantum of class" or "r2q change" mean, and maybe they have nothing to do with the problem.
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class add dev %s parent 1: classid 1:1 htb rate %dkbit ceil %dkbit
we could add a quantum X to set this "quantum" value. However it also says that
Quantum is used when 2 classes are getting more bandwidth then the rate.
So it's only important for sharing the remaining bandwidth. In that case, each
class may send quantum bytes.
so I doubt this value is relevant for us, since we never have more than 1 class on a device.
A user is reporting that traffic control is not working for them. I found this in the logfile:
The "invalid handle" is harmless, as far as I know (see #154). However, that other error about "quantum of class" is new.
Unfortunately I know basically nothing about TC on Linux -- I don't have any clue what "quantum of class" or "r2q change" mean, and maybe they have nothing to do with the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: