Dear Sir or Madam,
i am currently experimenting with your IBR-DTN-implementation.
During my work and research i found your instruction to use AgeBlock
and the argument --badclock to avoid problems with unsynchronized
clocks. If you use it the way you described it "dtnd -i eth0 --badclock"
you will recieve the error message "dtnd: unrecognized option '--badclock'".
So somehow your documentation is wrong or the feature isn´t included
as it was planed. If you check every function of IBR-DTN with
the --help-argument you will never find a possibility to use
a argument called --badclock.
An other thing i found out is the fact, that you can abuse the built-in
DT-NTP for automatic time-synchronization. If you set all knotes of the
DTN to the slave mode, time-synchronization isn´t working the way it
should anymore. The clocks can be very unsynchronisted, you can ping
each other, and no "bundle expire" appears. In the same setting but with
outcommented arguments in the .conf-file you will receive the error-message.
Last but not least there are some linking mistakes in the pdf-file for
the api. For example on page 5 "...The available data formats are
described in section ??....".
My .conf-file will be added in the appedix.
The used IBR-DTN version is:
IBR-DTN version: 1.0.1 (build 294b543)
I hope that the described bugs are real and not just a product of my
incompetence.
If you have further questions, don´t hasitate to ask.
I would be very thankful if you could answer my questions or problems.
Thanking you in advance.
Yours sincerely,
Kevin Baron
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.conf-file:
#####################################
# IBR-DTN daemon #
#####################################
#
# the local eid of the dtn node
# default is the hostname
#
local_uri = dtn://piOne
#
# routing strategy
#
# values: default | epidemic | flooding | prophet | none
#
# In the "default" the daemon only delivers bundles to neighbors and static
# available nodes. The alternative module "epidemic" spread all bundles to
# all available neighbors. Flooding works like epidemic, but do not send the
# own summary vector to neighbors. Prophet forwards based on the probability
# to encounter other nodes (see RFC 6693).
#
routing = flooding
#
# forward bundles to other nodes (yes/no)
#
routing_forwarding = yes
#
# set to yes if this node is connected to a high precision time reference
# like GPS, DCF77, NTP, etc.
#
# Time-slave
#time_reference = no
#time_synchronize = yes
# Time-master
#time_reference = yes
#time_discovery_announcements = yes
#####################################
# DHTNameService settings #
#####################################
#
# Enable the DHT, if it was compiled
# Default is no
#
dht_enabled = yes
#
# Set the udp port, the DHT should working on
# Default is 9999
# If Port is 0, a random Port will be chosen for each run
#
dht_port = 9999
#
# Here you can choose a static DHT ID, which is very common
# Default is none -> a random ID per run will be generated
#
dht_id = DHTpiOne
#
# Enables DHT on IPv6 socket
# Default is yes
#
dht_enable_ipv6 = no
#
# Enable DNS Bootstrapping for the DHT
#
dht_bootstrapping = no
