I observe that network data throughput to localhost suddenly decreases
to very low values after about 1/2 second of data-flow.
One can't `ping -f localhost` anymore either. Is this a bug or a
feature? If a feature, was X considered?
Connected to localhost
Rec:1500 pk:1 tot:1500 time:911423057.60135 15142951 bps
Rec:1500 pk:2 tot:3000 time:911423057.60385 8594609 bps
[SNIPPED]
Rec:1500 pk:86 tot:127606 time:911423057.70462 12239144 bps
Rec:1500 pk:87 tot:129106 time:911423057.70575 12250243 bps
Rec:1060 pk:88 tot:130166 time:911423057.70703 12202617 bps
Rec:1500 pk:89 tot:131666 time:911423057.260132 68014 bps
Rec:1500 pk:90 tot:133166 time:911423057.260212 65244 bps
Rec:1070 pk:91 tot:134236 time:911423057.260293 60318 bps
Rec:1500 pk:92 tot:135736 time:911423057.370115 47746 bps
Rec:498 pk:93 tot:136234 time:911423057.370184 49255 bps
Rec:1500 pk:94 tot:137734 time:911423057.530115 23002 bps
Rec:498 pk:95 tot:138232 time:911423057.530187 24016 bps
Aborted
Cheers,
Dick Johnson
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