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I’ve identified an inconsistency between the .qlog files generated by aioquic (client) and what is captured in Wireshark.
When you look at the sequence diagram generated from the .qlog file, it shows that the client first sends a datagram containing a 0-RTT request, then receives a datagram from the (picoquic) server, sends another datagram, and subsequently receives multiple datagrams from the server.
However, in Wireshark, the order of events differs. The client first sends a 0-RTT datagram requesting a resource, then receives multiple datagrams from the server (containing the resource), and only after receiving all the data does the client send its second datagram.
So, in the .qlog sequence, we have:
Datagram sent
Datagram received
Datagram sent
Multiple datagrams received
Whereas in Wireshark, the order is:
Datagram sent
Multiple datagrams received
Second datagram sent
These sequences don’t match. Could someone confirm whether this is a bug in the .qlog files generated by aioquic, or if I might be missing something?
Thanks.
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Hi,
I’ve identified an inconsistency between the
.qlog
files generated by aioquic (client) and what is captured in Wireshark.When you look at the sequence diagram generated from the
.qlog
file, it shows that the client first sends a datagram containing a 0-RTT request, then receives a datagram from the (picoquic) server, sends another datagram, and subsequently receives multiple datagrams from the server.However, in Wireshark, the order of events differs. The client first sends a 0-RTT datagram requesting a resource, then receives multiple datagrams from the server (containing the resource), and only after receiving all the data does the client send its second datagram.
So, in the
.qlog
sequence, we have:Whereas in Wireshark, the order is:
These sequences don’t match. Could someone confirm whether this is a bug in the
.qlog
files generated by aioquic, or if I might be missing something?Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: