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when monitoring a big waveform data, for example 3840x2160 image, got error from p2p shell:
2018-10-10T11:32:06.256 Protocol Violation: Not-a-first segmented message received in normal mode from the client at ../../src/remote/codec.cpp:210: 10.10.5.243:5075, disconnecting...
A first pass analysis of a packet capture provided by @shengb shows that a large image payload is triggering the PVA message segmentation logic, which neither the PVA packet dissector nor I understand. This includes the question of why this logic is being triggered when the pixel array is 0x7e9000 bytes (~8MB).
Anyway, this doesn't appear to be the sort of issue that P2P could cause by itself.
@shengb reports
when monitoring a big waveform data, for example 3840x2160 image, got error from p2p shell:
2018-10-10T11:32:06.256 Protocol Violation: Not-a-first segmented message received in normal mode from the client at ../../src/remote/codec.cpp:210: 10.10.5.243:5075, disconnecting...
originally mdavidsaver#1
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