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updated to allow RateMeter::update to accept time decreases up to 5ms rather than a 1ms limit, as I just had a crash where now=1217210189.144224; last_update_tv=1217210189.148486. I still think this may be a bug in my SMP Linux kernel. But if it affects me, probably affects others.
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@@ -351,8 +351,10 @@ void RateMeter::update(u32 packets, u32 bytes, const struct timeval *now) {
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Unless I'm missing something, I think my gettimeofday may have
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decreased by 38 microseconds. Perhaps due to SMP and the old
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kernel. Anyway, I think I'll just treat decreases of up to 1ms
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as zero -Fyodor */
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if (diff < 0 && diff > -0.001) {
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as zero -Fyodor
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Updated to allow up to 5ms due to crash:
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RateMeter::update: negative time delta; now=1217210189.144224; last_update_tv=1217210189.148486 */
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if (diff < 0 && diff > -0.005) {
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if (!clockwarn) {
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error("Warning: RateMeter::update: negative time delta; now=%lu.%lu; last_update_tv=%lu.%lu", (unsigned long) now->tv_sec, (unsigned long) now->tv_usec, (unsigned long) last_update_tv.tv_sec, (unsigned long) last_update_tv.tv_usec);
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clockwarn = 1;
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