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I have installed iperf on two computers using yum install iperf
.
On server A, i ran iperf -s
, on server B I ran iperf -c ipv4here
I got this error:
connect failed: Operation now in progress
I looked for this error, but I couldn't find any explanation.
What does it mean? What can be done to fix it?
I am on Centos 7. I also tried to connect to iperf predefined server with:
iperf -c bouygues.iperf.fr
And was successful on machine A and B. With that said, there must be an issue on my end.
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I have installed iperf on two computers using yum install iperf
.
On server A, i ran iperf -s
, on server B I ran iperf -c ipv4here
I got this error:
connect failed: Operation now in progress
I looked for this error, but I couldn't find any explanation.
What does it mean? What can be done to fix it?
I am on Centos 7. I also tried to connect to iperf predefined server with:
iperf -c bouygues.iperf.fr
And was successful on machine A and B. With that said, there must be an issue on my end.
networking
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I can verify this on current CentOS 7
– AdamKalisz
Apr 11 at 12:05
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I have installed iperf on two computers using yum install iperf
.
On server A, i ran iperf -s
, on server B I ran iperf -c ipv4here
I got this error:
connect failed: Operation now in progress
I looked for this error, but I couldn't find any explanation.
What does it mean? What can be done to fix it?
I am on Centos 7. I also tried to connect to iperf predefined server with:
iperf -c bouygues.iperf.fr
And was successful on machine A and B. With that said, there must be an issue on my end.
networking
I have installed iperf on two computers using yum install iperf
.
On server A, i ran iperf -s
, on server B I ran iperf -c ipv4here
I got this error:
connect failed: Operation now in progress
I looked for this error, but I couldn't find any explanation.
What does it mean? What can be done to fix it?
I am on Centos 7. I also tried to connect to iperf predefined server with:
iperf -c bouygues.iperf.fr
And was successful on machine A and B. With that said, there must be an issue on my end.
networking
networking
edited Sep 19 '18 at 22:12
user88036
asked Sep 19 '18 at 22:08
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I can verify this on current CentOS 7
– AdamKalisz
Apr 11 at 12:05
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I can verify this on current CentOS 7
– AdamKalisz
Apr 11 at 12:05
I can verify this on current CentOS 7
– AdamKalisz
Apr 11 at 12:05
I can verify this on current CentOS 7
– AdamKalisz
Apr 11 at 12:05
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According to the manual page for connect
, the error EINPROGRESS
("Operation now in progress") doesn't actually refer to an error condition. Rather, it means that "The socket is nonblocking and the connection cannot be completed immediately." Any program that uses nonblocking sockets should recognize this and handle it internally (by select()ing for completion or something). As iperf is instead failing and presenting that error to you, it would appear that you have somehow found a bug in it, which you should report to the developers.
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According to the manual page for connect
, the error EINPROGRESS
("Operation now in progress") doesn't actually refer to an error condition. Rather, it means that "The socket is nonblocking and the connection cannot be completed immediately." Any program that uses nonblocking sockets should recognize this and handle it internally (by select()ing for completion or something). As iperf is instead failing and presenting that error to you, it would appear that you have somehow found a bug in it, which you should report to the developers.
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According to the manual page for connect
, the error EINPROGRESS
("Operation now in progress") doesn't actually refer to an error condition. Rather, it means that "The socket is nonblocking and the connection cannot be completed immediately." Any program that uses nonblocking sockets should recognize this and handle it internally (by select()ing for completion or something). As iperf is instead failing and presenting that error to you, it would appear that you have somehow found a bug in it, which you should report to the developers.
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According to the manual page for connect
, the error EINPROGRESS
("Operation now in progress") doesn't actually refer to an error condition. Rather, it means that "The socket is nonblocking and the connection cannot be completed immediately." Any program that uses nonblocking sockets should recognize this and handle it internally (by select()ing for completion or something). As iperf is instead failing and presenting that error to you, it would appear that you have somehow found a bug in it, which you should report to the developers.
According to the manual page for connect
, the error EINPROGRESS
("Operation now in progress") doesn't actually refer to an error condition. Rather, it means that "The socket is nonblocking and the connection cannot be completed immediately." Any program that uses nonblocking sockets should recognize this and handle it internally (by select()ing for completion or something). As iperf is instead failing and presenting that error to you, it would appear that you have somehow found a bug in it, which you should report to the developers.
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I can verify this on current CentOS 7
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