When the target module does not exist, proploader continues through protocol even when it can't possibly succeed (download requests, name requests). In addition, it takes > 42 seconds (on Windows) to finish the download request that has failed in this manner.
For example, when 192.168.1.118 doesn't exist, the command proploader -i 192.168.1.118 PABWX-Blink#4.binary causes the following response:
time-out much earlier (1 to 2 seconds) after no response to the connection request
in the case of a download request - terminate the request upon delivering the first "connect failed" message, since success later in the protocol is impossible.
When the target module does not exist, proploader continues through protocol even when it can't possibly succeed (download requests, name requests). In addition, it takes > 42 seconds (on Windows) to finish the download request that has failed in this manner.
For example, when 192.168.1.118 doesn't exist, the command
proploader -i 192.168.1.118 PABWX-Blink#4.binary
causes the following response:for 21 seconds. Then the following:
for another 21 seconds. Then the following:
Please make it