DCCPLSO(1)
π« DCCPLSO(1) π«
okay bestie, pull up a chair, we're reading the dccplso(1) page from the LTP executables manual and honestly? it's giving main character energy for the whole DCCP link service situation π¦
β¨ NAME β¨
dccplso β the DCCP-based LTP link service output task. that's it, that's the girl π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
dccplso {remote_engine_hostname | @}[:remote_port_nbr] remote_engine_nbr
π DESCRIPTION π
so dccplso is a background "daemon" task β yes the quotes are in the original, we love a humble queen β and what she does is: she reaches into the queue of LTP segments that are headed for the remote LTP engine you pointed at, yoinks them out, wraps them up all cozy in DCCP datagrams, and ships those datagrams off to the DCCP port you named on the host you named. no cap. π¦β¨
if you don't specify the port number, it lowkey just defaults to 1113. iconic of her.
every single "span" of LTP data interchange between your local LTP engine and a neighboring LTP engine needs its own link service output task, like dccplso. so yeah, one per span, she's not sharing π«Ά
and here's the thing β you don't even spawn these yourself. all link service output tasks get spawned automatically by ltpadmin when you hit it with the 's' command that starts up LTP protocol operations. and when you want them gone, ltpadmin terminates every single one of them in response to an 'x' (STOP) command. group chat mod behavior, honestly.
π EXIT STATUS π
"0"βdccplsoterminated normally, for reasons noted in theion.logfile. if this termination was not commanded by you, bestie go investigate, solve the problem the log file is pointing at, and useltpadminto restartdccplso. π"1"βdccplsoterminated abnormally, for reasons noted in theion.logfile. investigate, solve the problem identified in the log file, then useltpadminto restartdccplso. same energy, worse vibe π
π FILES π
No configuration files are needed. literally zero. she's low maintenance, we stan π
π ENVIRONMENT π
No environment variables apply. none. nada. the environment is not her business β¨
π₯ DIAGNOSTICS π₯
these are the diagnostics that may get dropped into the ion.log log file, so pay attention:
dccplso can't initialize LTP.ltpadminhas not yet initialized LTP protocol operations. girl is not ready yet, wait for her πNo such engine in database.remote_engine_nbris invalid, or the applicable span hasn't been added to the LTP database byltpadminyet. check your number, check your span πLSO task is already started for this engine.redundant initiation ofdccplso. she's already here, bestie, she's already on the clock πLSO can't create idle thread.operating system error. checkerrtext, correct the problem, and restartdccplso.LSO can't open DCCP socket. This probably means DCCP is not supported on your system.operating system error. this probably means you are not using an operating system that supports DCCP. make sure you're running a current Linux kernel and that the DCCP modules are being compiled. checkerrtext, correct the problem, and restartdccplso. π§LSO can't connect DCCP socket.the remote host'sdccplsiisn't listening or has terminated. restartdccplsion the remote host and then restartdccplso. like, both of them. in that order. πSegment is too big for DCCP LSO.configuration error: segments that are too large for DCCP transmission (i.e., larger than65535bytes) are being enqueued fordccplso. useltpadminto change the maximum segment size for this span. that's a whole lotta bytes and DCCP said no π
π BUGS π
found a bug? report bugs to <ion-bugs@korgano.eecs.ohiou.edu>. tell them we sent you π
β SEE ALSO β
ltpadmin(1), ltpmeter(1), dccplsi(1), owltsim(1) β go read those too, they're all part of the same little universe π¦
fr fr: keep the facts, keep the vibes, keep dccplso running π
and that's the whole page, bestie!! this one shipped as perl v5.24.1, dated 2016-07-07, in the LTP executables corner of the manual β a true vintage icon, no notes, periodt πβ¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu jammy: ion 3.2.1+dfsg-1.1 Β· BSD-3-Clause
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms