Am 06.03.2014 12:10, schrieb Theodoros Bourchas:
You had mentioned that the bundle lifetime was too short to reach the destination. I set the limit_lifetime to be 60000 seconds, which is around 16 hours. But our experiment runs for less than an hour before we see the bundles expiring. Shouldn't the bundles be transferred to the destination without expiration with such a high lifetime?
The lifetime of bundles are not configured in the daemon. Instead it is set on creation.
$ dtnsend --help -- dtnsend (IBR-DTN) -- Syntax: dtnsend [options] <dst> <filename> <dst> set the destination eid (e.g. dtn://node/filetransfer) <filename> the file to transfer * optional parameters * -h|--help display this text --src <name> set the source application name (e.g. filetransfer) -p <0..2> set the bundle priority (0 = low, 1 = normal, 2 = high) -g receiver is a destination group --lifetime <seconds> set the lifetime of outgoing bundles; default: 3600 -U <socket> use UNIX domain sockets -n <copies> create <copies> bundle copies --encrypt request encryption on the bundle layer --sign request signature on the bundle layer --custody request custody transfer of the bundle --compression request compression of the payload