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Help and Query regarding AIOQUIC issue #125 #1

Open Karthikdasari0423 opened 2 years ago

Karthikdasari0423 commented 2 years ago

hai ,

this is not an issue, want to ask you a small query about "AIOQUIC"i tried to mail you about this query but unable to find your email I have seen your issue reported on AioQuic and i was also facing same issue(issue #125),but i was able to do some basic sort of multiplexing

Please place this line "await asyncio.sleep(5)" in http3_client.py at line number 242 and try with multiple urls please change 5(seconds) according to your data you are trying to download.

Here are the attachements for your reference

Hope this helps and

Please let me know if you were able to found out a better solution for multiplexing @NooshinEghbal

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NooshinEghbal commented 2 years ago

Hi,

Thanks for contacting me.

I cannot see any multiplexing in your figure. The bandwidth was used only for the yellow request first, then only for dark purple, then only for the orange, then only for the purple and lastly only for the blue one. If there was any multiplexing you should see a mixed of colours in the "Multiplexed data flow" part like this figure from Robin Marx work.

Karthikdasari0423 commented 2 years ago

hai,

Thank you for replying back @NooshinEghbal

I thought this is some sort of multiplexing as multiple files is being downloaded at a same time. Attached quic log file for your reference

and a small quick query @NooshinEghbal Could you please confirm were you able to create multiple streams using AioQUIC.

Please let me know if you were able to found out a better solution for multiplexing

aioquic_file

87084858281387b8.zip

Karthikdasari0423 commented 2 years ago

Hello @NooshinEghbal

Could you please answer these queries @NooshinEghbal

1.Could you please confirm were you able to create multiple streams using AioQUIC. @NooshinEghbal

2.Could you please confirm did you made any changes to the AIOQUIC code to create multiple streams in a single connection @NooshinEghbal

3.Could you please confirm were you also using Linux(Ubuntu,Centos,etc) terminal or Linux GUI(Chrome,Firefox etc) or totally different OS(like Windows,MAC) where you have created multiple streams in a single connection using AIOQUIC. @NooshinEghbal

Looking forward for your answer to these queries.

Thank you. @Karthikdasari0423

Karthikdasari0423 commented 2 years ago

hai,

Thank you for replying back.

I thought this is some sort of multiplexing as multiple files are being downloaded at the same time.

and a small quick query Could you please confirm were you able to create multiple streams using AioQUIC.

Please let me know if you were able to found out a better solution for multiplexing

On Sat, Jun 4, 2022 at 12:54 PM NooshinEghbal @.***> wrote:

Hi,

Thanks for contacting me.

I cannot see any multiplexing in your figure. The bandwidth was used only for the yellow request first, then only for dark purple, then only for the orange, then only for the purple and lastly only for the blue one. If there was any multiplexing you should see a mixed of colours in the "Multiplexed data flow" part like this figure https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2240689/135430840-4144799a-feea-46a1-9ef1-2271702f6a93.png from Robin Marx work.

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