UDPCLO(1)
β¨ UDPCLO(1) β the BP executables girlies β¨
okay so bestie, welcome to udpclo(1), part of the BP executables lineup π
π NAME π
udpclo β the UDP-based BP convergence layer output task. she sends. that's her whole job. iconic.
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
udpclo
that's it. no flags, no args, she just goes. lowkey the cleanest synopsis in the whole manual.
π DESCRIPTION π
okay so udpclo is a background "daemon" task β yes the quotes are in the original, she's got main character energy but she's still technically a daemon π β and what she does is: she extracts bundles from the queues of bundles that are ready for transmission via UDP to remote bundle protocol agents, encapsulates them in UDP datagrams, and sends those datagrams off to the appropriate remote UDP sockets. and how does she know where to send them? based on the host names and UDP port numbers (aka the destination induct names) that the routing daemons associated with the bundles when they enqueued them. so basically the routing daemons did the addressing and she just yeets. π
now here's the tea: udpclo is a "promiscuous" CLO daemon. not in a scandalous way (well, maybe a little), it just means she can transmit bundles to any UDP destination induct. her duct name is '*' rather than the induct name of any single UDP destination induct she might be dedicated to. so any scheme configuration directives that cite this outduct must provide destination induct IDs. and for the UDP convergence-layer protocol, destination induct IDs are identical to induct names, meaning they look like local_hostname[:local_port_nbr]. no cap. π«Ά
and how does she start and stop? udpclo is spawned automatically by bpadmin when you hit the 's' (START) command that starts operation of the Bundle Protocol, and she gets terminated by bpadmin when you hit an 'x' (STOP) command. she can also be spawned and terminated in response to START and STOP commands that pertain specifically to the UDP convergence layer protocol. so like, two ways in, two ways out. flexible queen. π
π EXIT STATUS π
"0"βudpcloterminated normally, for reasons noted in theion.logfile. now listen β if this termination was not commanded by you, you gotta investigate and solve the problem identified in the log file, and then usebpadminto restartudpclo. don't just shrug it off bestie."1"βudpcloterminated abnormally, for reasons noted in theion.logfile. investigate and solve the problem identified in the log file, then usebpadminto restartudpclo. it's giving "something went wrong and we wrote it down for you" π
πΈ FILES πΈ
No configuration files are needed. literally zero. she's low maintenance. β¨
π ENVIRONMENT π
No environment variables apply. she doesn't need your vibes, she has her own.
π DIAGNOSTICS π
these are the diagnostics that may be issued to the ion.log log file, and bestie you WILL be reading ion.log at some point, so get comfy:
udpclo can't attach to BP.βbpadminhas not yet initialized Bundle Protocol operations. she's knocking and nobody's home.No memory for UDP buffer in udpclo.β ION system error. checkerrtext, correct problem, and restart UDP.No such udp duct.β no UDP outduct with duct name'*'has been added to the BP database. usebpadminto stop the UDP convergence-layer protocol, add the outduct, and then restart the UDP protocol. basically she showed up to the party and the party didn't exist.CLO task is already started for this engine.β redundant initiation ofudpclo. she's already here. stop trying to make her happen, she's happened. πCLO can't open UDP socketβ operating system error. checkerrtext, correct problem, and restartudpclo.CLO write() error on socketβ operating system error. checkerrtext, correct problem, and restartudpclo.Bundle is too big for UDP CLA.β configuration error: bundles that are too large for UDP transmission (i.e., larger than65535bytes) are being enqueued forudpclo. change routing. this one's on your config, not on her. π
ngl the pattern here is: read errtext, fix the thing, restart. it's the ION three-step. iykyk.
π BUGS π
Report bugs to <ion-bugs@korgano.eecs.ohiou.edu>. fr fr, they want to hear from you.
π SEE ALSO π
bpadmin(1), bprc(5), udpcli(1) β go read these too, they're all connected, it's a whole universe. π
and that's the page!! this one came to you courtesy of perl v5.24.1 and is dated 2016-07-07, so she's a vintage baddie and she still serves. mwah π
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