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lynxthecat / cake-autorate

Eliminate the excess latency and jitter terrorizing your 4G, 5G, LTE, Starlink or other variable rate connection!
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TSping #268

Closed LiveWire1968 closed 7 months ago

LiveWire1968 commented 7 months ago

@lynxthecat did you compile tsping for openwrt? I was messing with it, but meson and ninja seem to be a issue on the asus.

lynxthecat commented 7 months ago

I’d recommend creating an issue against tsping itself here:

https://github.com/Lochnair/tsping

LiveWire1968 commented 7 months ago

I’d recommend creating an issue against tsping itself here:

https://github.com/Lochnair/tsping

I got it to compile. it will ping localhost on the router, but says "sent 100 packets, received none" when i try anything outside the local net :/

lynxthecat commented 7 months ago

Are you sending to hosts that support ICMP type 13? I think at least 9.9.9.9 supports it?

LiveWire1968 commented 7 months ago

Are you sending to hosts that support ICMP type 13? I think at least 9.9.9.9 supports it?

I tried 9.9.9.9, no difference. Im on starlink behind cgnat, so maybe it wont work period?

rany2 commented 7 months ago

Some ISPs filter out ICMP type 13, so I'm not surprised. Stick to fping.

lynxthecat commented 7 months ago

Ah yes. I think we figured out that Starlink filters out ICMP type 13 - see here:

https://forum.openwrt.org/t/cake-w-adaptive-bandwidth-historic/108848/3036

LiveWire1968 commented 7 months ago

Ah yes. I think we figured out that Starlink filters out ICMP type 13 - see here:

https://forum.openwrt.org/t/cake-w-adaptive-bandwidth-historic/108848/3036

Thanks, it really didnt take me long to get around the meson/ninja stuff, "cc -pthread main.c" is enough I just built the binary on the router. cake-autorate doesnt seem to work well for me with Starlink, so thought Id play, try some options again.

lynxthecat commented 7 months ago

I think it likely just needs some configuration as the defaults are set for 4G. You’d be welcome to post on the OpenWrt cake-autorate thread (ideally with log file covering two or three speed tests) and we can work out the optimal settings.