Matt Kimball

Okay - thanks for taking a look.

I'd prefer to keep everything compatible with other compatible with older versions of Python, unless there is some compelling reason to do otherwise. I explicitly wrote the code to be...

If you want to open a PR adding a new example in the style you think is best for modern Python usage, that seems reasonable. I'd like to keep the...

My impression was that 7a0320038a64594c138e69b1200c30428bd1c75c fixed this issue. Instead of reporting issues about the `mtr` included with your distro of choice, perhaps some of the people submitting complaints to this...

> Some googling of w32 APIs suggest the methodology used for cygwin is improper to start. The probe_cygwin code is using anonymous pipes which don't seem to support the OVERLAPPED...

> Some googling of w32 APIs suggest the methodology used for cygwin is improper to start. The probe_cygwin code is using anonymous pipes which don't seem to support the OVERLAPPED...

If you'd like to write the logic for this process in Python, you might consider using `mtr-packet-python`: https://github.com/matt-kimball/mtr-packet-python

I think you'll find in your Wireshark trace that each connection port has a differing TTL. `mtr` will attempt to connect from multiple source ports so that it can have...

If @cveto really only cares about the RTT to his intended destination to compare results with ICMP vs TCP, perhaps `mtr-packet` could be used directly, like so: ``` mkimball@Alienware:~$ nslookup...

I would expect the time measured to be close to the time between packet 1 and packet 3, since this is when the initial TCP three-packet handshake is complete. And,...