Referring to the issue # 130, About plotting the delay and throughput differently for uplink and downlink

[spaul13]

@keithw thanks for the detailed reply. Its really helpful. Inside the replay shell I have tried mm-link --meter-all option but still showing invalid argument error. Here is the snippet

[replay] sj@p:~/mahimahi$ mm-link --meter-all
Usage: mm-link UPLINK-TRACE DOWNLINK-TRACE [OPTION]... [COMMAND]

Options = --once
--uplink-log=FILENAME --downlink-log=FILENAME
--meter-uplink --meter-uplink-delay
--meter-downlink --meter-downlink-delay
--meter-all
--uplink-queue=QUEUE_TYPE --downlink-queue=QUEUE_TYPE
--uplink-queue-args=QUEUE_ARGS --downlink-queue-args=QUEUE_ARGS

  QUEUE_TYPE = infinite | droptail | drophead | codel | pie
  QUEUE_ARGS = "NAME=NUMBER[, NAME2=NUMBER2, ...]"
      (with NAME = bytes | packets | target | interval | qdelay_ref | max_burst)
          target, interval, qdelay_ref, max_burst are in milli-second

Died on std::runtime_error: invalid arguments

can u please help me telling where I am wrong. Inside the replay shell if I run ifconfig I can see all the contacted servers (virtually created apache servers).

One another query, how to log the HTTP uplink and downlink traffic differently into two different files using the record shell.

Any help will highly be appreciated. Thanks again...