The default timeout for dtnping is 60 seconds. If your clocks are synchronized within one minute and you still have problems, I guess you have a problem with timezones. Normally, both hardware clocks should be set to UTC and the systems can use any timezone (even different ones). However, especially with some embedded hardware it is not always quite clear whether the hw clock is set to UTC or local time and how timezones are implemented.

You can try by increasing the lifetime in dtnping, i.e.

dtnping --lifetime 7260 dtn://destination/echo

would make the bundle life for 2 hours and 60 sec, thus by playing with lifetime you can find wether there is a timezone problem, and adjust the clocks on your nodes accordingly.


MfG

Sebastian

Am 05.03.2013 um 09:17 schrieb Francisco Cuesta <ndarkness@gmail.com>:

Good morning,

Looking into ibrdtn mail list, I have found a thread in which Johannes  explained some way around to avoid the issues with the clock synchronization. So what I did was to run the daemon with the option --badclock and now the dtnping works fine as well as sending stuff through dtn nodes(just in one way from node 2 to node C); however, I would like to solve the issue with the clocks, could you tell me what is the precision that I would achieve with the clocks? Since, I have already set both dates on the systems with maybe a difference of few seconds, but if I disable the --badclock option then I still have that error.

On the other hand, I have noticed that from one node I cannot send a ping or send data, when I try to send data I was prompted the below messages. Any tip of what's going on?

 BinaryStreamClient::run(): InvalidDataException (Bundle version differ from ours.)
Tue Mar  5 08:15:56 2013 DEBUG.10: unexpected API error! Conditional has been unblocked.
Tue Mar  5 08:15:56 2013 DEBUG.5: api connection down

Thanks in advance,

Francisco


2013/3/4 Francisco Cuesta <ndarkness@gmail.com>
Hello,

I'm trying to do a dtnping between two dtn nodes I have,  I have noticed that they can see each other, however, when I try to make a ping from node 2 to node C, I get this warning :

Mon Mar  4 13:49:45 2013 WARNING: bundle rejected: bundle has expired ([415720186.377] dtn://node2.dtn/zsKZSPktexxyNvJ -> dtn://nodeC.dtn/echo)
Mon Mar  4 13:49:45 2013 WARNING: bundle has been rejected: bundle is expired

I see the packages is discarded, but I cannot understand the reason, is it due to a bad synchronization among the clocks of the devices? How may I resolve it?

Thanks in advance,

regards!


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