Hi All,

We just added the code into iperf2
<https://sourceforge.net/projects/iperf2/> to honor -t when applied to the
server.   This will apply to both the listener thread and the server
threads.  If the daeomon mode (-D) is set, it will only apply to server
threads.  The listener won't hang a blocking accept() when -t is set but
will use select() with a timeout per the -t value.

We also added the pid in the initial report output when -e is set.   This
is useful for controlling remote sessions where a high level tool is
controlling the remote process via something like ssh.

We're also trying to improve portability for things like RTOSs - those this
will take a bit of effort but some effort has been made.

UDP latency/histogram support may be added soon.   Still considering the
best way to do that.  Output is way to cryptic for humans so it needs a
tool on top to generate visualizations.

Thanks,
Bob
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