German-Service-Network

The test is broken by fping.c line 1500 `current_time_ns = timespec_ns(&monotonic_time);` When I turn it back to CLOCK_REALTIME `current_time_ns = timespec_ns(&current_time);`, the test work I hope this helps with the...

Unconfirmed and unknowingly, I would say yes. socket.c seems to use `ktime_get_real()` and that again refers to CLOCK_REALTIME https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/core-api/timekeeping.html https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/net/core/sock.c

Your patch seems to work on FreeBSD. If we limit this to FreeBSD, OpenBSD and macOS as before, we have a solution. This is also shown by the macOS test,...

I have found a solution that fixes your problem with the test on Linux cceca003f608ebf0007713e0db88b714055df837 Please update your pull-request ``` curl -sL https://github.com/gsnw/fping/commit/cceca003f608ebf0007713e0db88b714055df837.patch | git am ``` Unfortunately creates the...

@rowingdude you are free to look for a final solution. Currently, only a part without CLOCK_MONOTONIC is used as the primary time specification. You can see the reason for this...

Closed because the pull request is not functional. There is also no corrected version. Parts of the pull-request have been transferred via a new pull-request.

Can you please execute the following two commands inside your WSL1 Ubuntu enviroment and send back the output? I hope gcc is installed. **Command-1** `uname -a` **Command-2** `gcc -dM -E...

Can you please run the following commands? These commands look for the string `SO_TIMESTAMPNS` in all socket.h and types.h files under /usr/include. ``` cd /usr/include find ./ -name socket.h -print0...

Just run it, fping does not need to be installed

Fixed with pull request #279