[Ndn-interest] Request for NDN Primer

[Mohammad Ishfaque Jahan Rafee]

Hi Junxiao,
Both my VMs are running Ubuntu 18.04.3 on amd64. So I assume for me, only
that version is enough. Also, the erase command successfully executed.
ndnpeek still shows the content. But when I run with -pv it shows a latency
of 31ms. Which most probably means, it's serving the content from Michigan
node, rather than the local cache, where the latency range is less than 5
ms. This brings into question, that you said prefix disappears after 10
minutes, but my producer is shut down for a day. Does it only invalidate
the prefix, but not the content? i.e. the connecting node, still maintains
the cache, until it's purged by the replacement policy?

On Fri, Jan 10, 2020 at 10:57 AM Junxiao Shi <shijunxiao at email.arizona.edu>
wrote:

> Hi Rafee
>
> The command should be nfdc cs erase /Rafee/my-second-packet . I
> misspelled it earlier (forgot "erase").
> It is included in v0.6.6 release that is available from PPA.
>
> v0.6.6 is 8 months old now and it uses an obsolete packet format (packet
> format 0.2).
> If you use ndncat put as producer and ndnpeek as consumer, you may notice
> timeouts. It worked for you earlier because you first used ndncat get as
> consumer, which pulled the Data packets into testbed caches, Testbed
> routers can support both packet formats, but ndncat put can only accept
> packet format 0.3.
> A workaround is adding NDNTS_TOLERATE_SELECTORS=1 in front of ndncat put
> command line, but this doesn't work for every case.
>
> I'm working on building "nightly" NFD packages.
> If you have Ubuntu 18.04 on amd64 architecture, you can try this one:
> https://drive.bacloud.com/index.php/s/wcKNLfd4RkqwjwQ . It's a (mostly)
> up-to-date build from last week.
> I also have packages for Debian Buster (amd64) and Debian Stretch (armv7)
> that can be uploaded if you request them. I can build for other OS versions
> but it will take several days.
>
> Yours, Junxiao
>
> On Fri, Jan 10, 2020 at 10:30 AM Mohammad Ishfaque Jahan Rafee <
> mij.rafee.1344 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Junxiao,
>> I tried running the nfdc cs /Rafee/my-second-packet command. However,
>> the system outputs No such command: cs /Rafee/my-second-packet . But
>> interestingly I can see the manpages for nfdc-cs. For your information, I
>> installed the tools from apt repositories. I didn't compile from source.
>>
>>

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Best Regards
Rafee
www.mohammadrafee.com
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