Am 06.03.2014 11:31, schrieb Theodoros Bourchas:

> So, with above options, I would expect around 5000 bundles of 100K
> stored in the temporary folder of my device.
> Observing the logs, I could see in the daemon of the sender 4207
> 'TransferCompletedEvent' and 4212 'BundleReceivedEvent' in the daemon of
> the receiver.
> After some time that the experiment was running smoothly,
> 'TransferAbortedEvent' were triggered at the sender and
> 'BundleExpiredEvent's were triggered in the receiver. As a result, the
> already stored bundles in the receiver side started to being deleted.
> Any guess of why there is such a behavior?

Sound like your bundle lifetime is too short to reach the destination on
time.

> The option 'limit_lifetime' is expressed in secs, correct?

Yes.

> Can you explain what is defined with option bundles_in_transit?

This defines the amount of bundles queued at once for transmission. A
change of that value is not necessary in most of the cases.

Kind regards,
Johannes Morgenroth

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