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dnsdist --version dnsdist 0.0.809g51e6325
nitpicking feature request ;-)
top() functions generally return a nicely sorted list with percentages, for example :
> topClients() 1 192.168.23.154 2524 82.5% 2 192.168.23.131 219 7.2% 3 192.168.23.130 158 5.2% 4 192.168.23.180 100 3.3% 5 192.168.23.175 33 1.1% 6 192.168.23.169 16 0.5% 7 192.168.23.78 6 0.2% 8 192.168.23.108 5 0.2% 9 Rest 0 0.0%
the output of topBandwidth() however looks different/unsorted:
topBandwidth()
> topBandwidth() 30320 192.168.23.131 3915 192.168.23.175 793 192.168.23.108 2060 192.168.23.169 648 192.168.23.78 18965 192.168.23.130 360978 192.168.23.154 11699 192.168.23.180
it would be nice if topBandwith() used the same output format as the other functions.
topBandwith()
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dnsdist: Make topBandwidth() output like other top* functions
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Fixes PowerDNS#3521.
dnsdist: Make topBandwidth() behave like other top* functions
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nitpicking feature request ;-)
top() functions generally return a nicely sorted list with percentages, for example :
the output of
topBandwidth()
however looks different/unsorted:it would be nice if
topBandwith()
used the same output format as the other functions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: