Do the -n and -C options in the tcpping command result in no response?

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Issue:

When enabling both the -n and -C options in the tcpping command, which are intended to disable resolve IP addresses to their domain names and print in the same format as fping's -C option respectively, the command fails to receive any response from the target host.

Expected Behavior:

Enabling the -n and -C options should not affect the ability to transmit and receive packets from the target host.

Steps to Reproduce:

First, run the command without the -n option or without the -C option to confirm that the target host is reachable. (such as “tcpping -C www.bing.com ”).

Then run the command with both the -n and -C. (such as “tcpping -n -C www.bing.com ”). Observe that no response is received from the target host.

Additional Information:

root@ser0604271324:~/smokeping# tcpping -n www.bing.com
255  202.89.233.101  21.759 ms
255  202.89.233.101  25.897 ms
255  202.89.233.101  23.572 ms
255  202.89.233.101  22.383 ms
^C
root@ser0604271324:~/smokeping# tcpping -C www.bing.com
www.bing.com : 27.719 25.942 26.652 28.654 30.648^C
root@ser0604271324:~/smokeping# tcpping -n -C  www.bing.com
www.bing.com : - - - - -^C
root@ser0604271324:~/smokeping# tcpping -C -n  www.bing.com
www.bing.com : - - - - -^C

Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS tcpping Version: tcpping v2.5dev Richard van den Berg [email protected], Orsiris de Jong [email protected] traceroute Version: Modern traceroute for Linux, version 2.1.0

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