According to the TCP/IP trace the roundtrip time exists also on ping that is
made with 12 bytes;
[Response Time: 0,131 ms]
Data (12 bytes)
But the command will not show this. This would mean that the information
exists, but for some reason not printed out.
This is also more than the 8
I have now confirmed that the issue with the ping/iputils is due to the 64bit
version of the Ubuntu (the same fault appears as well in the 64bit version of
OpenSUSE).
TEST in 32bit;
$:/# ping -V
ping utility, iputils-sss20101006
$:/# uname -a
Linux ueserver2 3.2.0-23-generic-pae #36-Ubuntu SMP
** Summary changed:
- Ping does not show roundtrip time
+ Ping does not show roundtrip time (64bit issue)
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Title:
Ping does not show roundtrip
Public bug reported:
Issue with showing the round trip time in ping, it seems that for some
reason the roundtrip time is not visible when the packet size is smaller
than 16 bytes, still there should be all space needed to keep the time
information in the packet.
Accordingt to the man page
** Description changed:
- Issue with showing the round trip time in ping, it seems that for some reason
the
- roundtrip time is not visible when the packet size is smaller than 16 bytes,
still
- there should be all space needed to keep the time information in the packet.
+ Issue with showing
** Description changed:
Issue with showing the round trip time in ping, it seems that for some
reason the roundtrip time is not visible when the packet size is smaller
than 16 bytes, still there should be all space needed to keep the time
information in the packet.
Accordingt to the
Public bug reported:
Issue occured during a release upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10 on Ubuntu Server.
Please see attached terminal log below;
r...@wsc:/etc# lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS
Release:10.04
r...@wsc:/etc#
---
r...@wsc:/etc# do-release-upgrade
Checking for
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/694931
Title:
package libc6 2.11.1-0ubuntu7.6 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess new
post-removal script killed by signal (Illegal instruction)
