Matt Ranney

Hmm, I don't see this on my OSX or Linux machines. Can you give me more info on your environment? Linux distro + version and node version?

Sorry for overlooking your version info in the previous message. This is very strange. I have similar node and Linux versions, and I do not see this behavior. I wonder...

@cuckoohello I didn't get any email from you yet, sorry. I'm on gmail, so maybe that's in our way. @egorse I can't reproduce those results, but I want to figure...

This tpacket3 stuff does sound promising. Can you try adding this line to pcap_session.cc, right before the call to pcap_activate(): ``` pcap_set_immediate(session->pcap_handle, 1); ``` My systems do not have a...

Wonderful, thanks for testing that out. I'm working on a big refactor for a major performance win. As soon as that's done, I'll get the fix in for this. I...

None of my systems have this problem, so what's an appropriate solution here? Kind of seems like a bug that pcap shows you the same traffic twice. Does wireshark have...

Yeah, we need to somehow expose the difference between packets and chunks in http_trace. Right now, they are sort of magically often the same, but not always.

If you want to contribute an implementation of decryption, I think that'd be great. :)

Put me on the list for wanting integer keys, specifically for a read heavy workload that often includes ranges. Portability of the database file is not a concern for me.

I've done some work on that. Check out cpustat-agent: https://github.com/uber-common/cpustat/tree/master/cpustat-agent It stashes the samples in a circular buffer, and then you can fetch them with a simple client interface. It...