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Roflin c887ab32fa fsp-server: report capability separately from duty cycle 
The rate line was bytes/elapsed, which is not the capability of the path: the
game reads in bursts, so any window containing idle time understates what the
link can do.  Dennis spotted this -- 593 KB/s observed while the per-round-trip
arithmetic says ~700 -- and the fix belongs in the tool, not in the reader's
head.

Now reports, every two seconds:

  average   bytes / elapsed, including idle   (what the game happened to want)
  CAPABLE   bytes / time ACTUALLY serving     (what the path can do)
  duty      fraction of the window streaming
  round trip median gap, split into total and this server's service time,
            plus the implied ceiling (reply_size / RTT) at that round trip

Consecutive requests closer together than 10 ms count as streaming (the round
trip is ~2 ms); longer gaps are the game not asking and are excluded from the
capability figure.  A synthetic burst model confirms the split: 1440 B every
2 ms in bursts with 200 ms idle reports 352 KB/s average but 703 KB/s capable
at 50% duty, which is the distinction that matters when asking whether the
adapter is the limit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-10 16:45:14 +02:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""A read-only FSP (File Service Protocol) server, for ROM streaming to Swiss.
sudo ./scripts/fsp-server.py --root /workspace --password alltheroms
Swiss streams games over FSP/UDP, not TCP -- see cube/patches/bba/tcpip.c.
This serves a directory read-only so Swiss can browse it, stat a disc image
and stream it while a game runs. It also reports the achieved read rate,
which is the number we actually want to know.
Protocol taken from Swiss's own two clients, not from memory:
* cube/swiss/source/devices/fsp/fsplib.c (the menu: browse, stat, read)
* cube/patches/bba/tcpip.c (in-game streaming reads)
Wire format (v2, all multi-byte fields BIG-endian):
cmd(1) checksum(1) key(2) sequence(2) len(2) pos(4) then data[len] extra[xlen]
checksum: sum = total_size; sum += every byte (with the checksum byte
zeroed); sum += sum >> 8; take the low 8 bits.
password: the data field is "path\\npassword\\0" -- the '\\n' REPLACES the
path's terminating NUL (fsplib buildfilename).
dir entry: time(4) size(4) type(1) name(NUL-terminated), 4-byte aligned;
type 0x00 END, 0x01 FILE, 0x02 DIR, 0x2A SKIP.
stat reply: the same 9-byte time/size/type prefix.
⚠️ GET_FILE replies must be a MULTIPLE OF 32 BYTES unless they are the last
piece of the request: the in-game client does
data_size = MIN(requested, OSRoundDown32B(reply_len))
so a non-32-aligned reply is silently truncated down and the transfer stalls.
"""
import argparse
import os
import socket
import struct
import sys
import time
ETH_P_ALL, ETH_P_IP = 0x0003, 0x0800
def ip_csum(data):
if len(data) % 2:
data += b"\0"
t = sum(struct.unpack("!%dH" % (len(data) // 2), data))
while t >> 16:
t = (t & 0xFFFF) + (t >> 16)
return (~t) & 0xFFFF
class RawTransport:
"""Reply with raw ethernet frames, swapping the addresses from the request.
⚠️ This exists because the UDP-socket version did not work and the raw
one did. With a normal socket the reply depends on the kernel having a
route to the console, an ARP entry for it, and picking the right source
address; mini-dhcpd.py bypassed all three with AF_PACKET and got a DHCP
lease on the first try, while this server's replies never arrived at all
(proven by fsplib never adopting the key from any reply). Mirroring the
request's own addresses removes routing, ARP and source selection as
variables in one go.
"""
def __init__(self, iface, port):
self.port = port
# ETH_P_IP, not ETH_P_ALL: with ALL, every frame on the link --
# including our own outgoing ones -- is copied to userspace and
# parsed in Python, which adds latency to the very round trip we are
# trying to shorten.
self.s = socket.socket(socket.AF_PACKET, socket.SOCK_RAW,
socket.htons(ETH_P_IP))
self.s.bind((iface, 0))
self.our_mac = self.s.getsockname()[4][:6]
def recv(self):
"""Return (payload, reply_ctx) for a UDP datagram aimed at our port."""
while True:
frame = self.s.recv(65535)
if len(frame) < 34:
continue
ip = frame[14:]
ihl = (ip[0] & 0x0F) * 4
if ip[0] >> 4 != 4 or ip[9] != socket.IPPROTO_UDP:
continue
udp = ip[ihl:]
if len(udp) < 8:
continue
sport, dport, ulen, _ = struct.unpack("!HHHH", udp[:8])
if dport != self.port:
continue
payload = udp[8:max(ulen, 8)]
ctx = dict(dst_mac=frame[6:12], src_mac=frame[0:6],
dst_ip=ip[12:16], src_ip=ip[16:20],
dst_port=sport, src_port=dport)
return payload, ctx
def send(self, payload, ctx):
udp = struct.pack("!HHHH", ctx["src_port"], ctx["dst_port"],
8 + len(payload), 0) + payload
ip = struct.pack("!BBHHHBBH4s4s", 0x45, 0, 20 + len(udp), 0, 0, 64,
socket.IPPROTO_UDP, 0, ctx["src_ip"], ctx["dst_ip"])
ip = ip[:10] + struct.pack("!H", ip_csum(ip)) + ip[12:]
frame = (ctx["dst_mac"] + ctx["src_mac"]
+ struct.pack("!H", ETH_P_IP) + ip + udp)
if len(frame) < 60:
frame += b"\0" * (60 - len(frame))
self.s.send(frame)
def peer(self, ctx):
return (socket.inet_ntoa(ctx["dst_ip"]), ctx["dst_port"])
class UdpTransport:
"""Ordinary UDP socket. Simpler, but needs routing and ARP to cooperate."""
def __init__(self, bind, port):
self.s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
self.s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR, 1)
self.s.bind((bind, port))
def recv(self):
pkt, peer = self.s.recvfrom(FSP_SPACE + HSIZE + 64)
return pkt, peer
def send(self, payload, ctx):
self.s.sendto(payload, ctx)
def peer(self, ctx):
return ctx
CC_VERSION, CC_INFO = 0x10, 0x11
CC_ERR, CC_GET_DIR, CC_GET_FILE = 0x40, 0x41, 0x42
CC_BYE, CC_STAT = 0x4A, 0x4D
CC_GET_PRO = 0x47
CC_UP_LOAD, CC_INSTALL, CC_DEL_FILE, CC_DEL_DIR, CC_MAKE_DIR = (
0x43, 0x44, 0x45, 0x46, 0x49)
# Directory protection bits (fsplib.h). Swiss uses these to decide whether
# the device supports patches:
# if ((pro & (MKDIR|ADD|DEL|GET)) == (MKDIR|ADD|DEL) || (pro & OWNER))
# features |= FEAT_PATCHES; emulable |= EMU_ETHERNET;
# so a plain read-only answer makes Swiss DISABLE patch support here.
PRO_OWNER, PRO_DEL, PRO_ADD, PRO_MKDIR = 0x01, 0x02, 0x04, 0x08
PRO_GET, PRO_README, PRO_LIST, PRO_RENAME = 0x10, 0x20, 0x40, 0x80
PRO_BYTES = 1
RDTYPE_END, RDTYPE_FILE, RDTYPE_DIR, RDTYPE_SKIP = 0x00, 0x01, 0x02, 0x2A
HSIZE, FSP_SPACE = 12, 1024
SERVER_KEY = 0x1234
# ⚠️ FSP HAS TWO DIFFERENT CHECKSUM FORMULAS AND YOU MUST USE BOTH.
#
# fsplib's generator and its verifier disagree by the packet length:
#
# fsp_pkt_write (what a CLIENT sends):
# checksum = sum(bytes, with the sum byte zeroed) + used
# sum_byte = checksum + (checksum >> 8)
#
# fsp_pkt_read (what a CLIENT accepts):
# mysum = sum(bytes) - sum_byte # i.e. no length term at all
# ok if ((mysum + (mysum >> 8)) & 0xff) == sum_byte
#
# cube/patches/bba/tcpip.c's fsp_checksum matches the WRITE form (it starts
# `sum = size`), and the in-game client never verifies replies at all.
#
# So: replies must be built the way fsp_pkt_read VERIFIES -- without the
# length -- or Swiss's menu client silently drops every one. That is exactly
# what happened: fsplib retried, made no progress, and Swiss hung on
# "setting up device" while the server logged perfectly good-looking replies.
def checksum_reply(pkt):
"""Match fsp_pkt_read's verifier: no length term. pkt has sum byte = 0."""
total = sum(pkt)
total += total >> 8
return total & 0xFF
def checksum_request(pkt):
"""Match fsp_pkt_write / tcpip.c: includes the length. pkt has sum = 0."""
total = len(pkt) + sum(pkt)
total += total >> 8
return total & 0xFF
def pack(cmd, key, seq, pos, data=b"", extra=b""):
body = struct.pack("!BBHHHI", cmd, 0, key, seq, len(data), pos) + data + extra
return body[:1] + bytes([checksum_reply(body)]) + body[2:]
def unpack(pkt):
if len(pkt) < HSIZE:
return None
cmd, csum, key, seq, ln, pos = struct.unpack("!BBHHHI", pkt[:HSIZE])
if len(pkt) < HSIZE + ln:
return None
data = pkt[HSIZE:HSIZE + ln]
extra = pkt[HSIZE + ln:]
zeroed = pkt[:1] + b"\0" + pkt[2:]
# Accept EITHER formula on the way in: fsplib and tcpip.c both send the
# with-length form, but being permissive costs nothing and a rejected
# request is much harder to diagnose than a tolerated one.
ok = csum in (checksum_request(zeroed), checksum_reply(zeroed))
return dict(cmd=cmd, key=key, seq=seq, pos=pos, data=data, extra=extra,
csum_ok=ok)
def split_path(data, password):
"""Return (path, password_ok). fsplib sends "path\\npassword\\0"."""
s = data.split(b"\0")[0].decode("latin-1", "replace")
if "\n" in s:
path, _, pw = s.partition("\n")
else:
path, pw = s, ""
return path, (password is None or pw == password)
def safe_join(root, path):
p = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(root, path.lstrip("/")))
if not (p == root or p.startswith(root + os.sep)):
return None
return p
def dir_block(real):
"""One FSP directory block: entries 4-byte aligned, then an END marker."""
out = bytearray()
try:
names = sorted(os.listdir(real))
except OSError:
names = []
for nm in names:
full = os.path.join(real, nm)
try:
st = os.stat(full)
except OSError:
continue
isdir = os.path.isdir(full)
ent = struct.pack("!IIB", int(st.st_mtime) & 0xFFFFFFFF,
st.st_size & 0xFFFFFFFF,
RDTYPE_DIR if isdir else RDTYPE_FILE)
ent += nm.encode("latin-1", "replace") + b"\0"
while len(ent) % 4:
ent += b"\0"
# Keep the whole listing inside one block: the client treats
# "fewer than 9 bytes left in this block" as SKIP.
if len(out) + len(ent) + 9 > FSP_SPACE:
break
out += ent
out += struct.pack("!IIB", 0, 0, RDTYPE_END)
while len(out) % 4:
out += b"\0"
return bytes(out)
def main():
ap = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__,
formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter)
ap.add_argument("--root", default=".", help="directory to serve")
ap.add_argument("--password", default=None,
help="require this password (Swiss sends it with every request)")
ap.add_argument("--iface", default=None,
help="reply with RAW ethernet frames on this interface, "
"mirroring the request's own addresses. Use this if "
"replies are not arriving: it removes routing, ARP "
"and source-address selection from the picture, "
"which is what made mini-dhcpd work.")
ap.add_argument("--bind", default="0.0.0.0")
ap.add_argument("--port", type=int, default=21)
ap.add_argument("--max-reply", type=int, default=1440,
help="largest GET_FILE payload, 32-ALIGNED (default 1440 "
"= 1500 MTU - 20 IP - 8 UDP - 12 FSP, rounded down "
"to 32). Streaming is strictly ONE request in "
"flight, so throughput is this divided by the round "
"trip: at ~2 ms, 1024 B gives ~509 KB/s and 1440 B "
"gives ~700 KB/s. fsplib never asks for more than "
"its own FSP_SPACE (1024) so the menu is unaffected.")
ap.add_argument("--quiet-reads", action="store_true",
help="only log the rate, not every read")
ap.add_argument("--trace", action="store_true",
help="hexdump every request and reply, with the sequence "
"split into transaction id and retry counter")
ap.add_argument("--writable", "--claim-owner", dest="writable",
action="store_true",
help="allow writes (UP_LOAD / INSTALL / MAKE_DIR / "
"DEL_FILE) and report FSP_DIR_OWNER on GET_PRO so "
"Swiss enables FEAT_PATCHES and EMU_ETHERNET. "
"Booting a game needs this: Swiss writes patch files "
"to swiss/patches/ and fails with 'failed to write "
"file' otherwise. Writes are confined to --root.")
a = ap.parse_args()
root = os.path.realpath(a.root)
try:
if a.iface:
tr = RawTransport(a.iface, a.port)
else:
tr = UdpTransport(a.bind, a.port)
except PermissionError:
sys.exit(f"needs root (port {a.port} / AF_PACKET); run with sudo")
s = tr # everything below talks through the transport
where = (f"raw on {a.iface}" if a.iface else f"{a.bind}") + f":{a.port}"
print(f"fsp-server {where} root {root}")
print(f" password {'set' if a.password else 'NONE'}")
print(f" {'WRITABLE (patches allowed)' if a.writable else 'read-only'}")
print(f" point Swiss's FSP device at this host and port\n")
def reply(ctx_, pkt_, what):
tr.send(pkt_, ctx_)
if a.trace:
print(f" -> {len(pkt_):4d} B {what}")
print(f" {pkt_[:48].hex()}")
uploads = {} # peer -> staged bytes, committed by CC_INSTALL
service = [] # per-request service time, to split the round trip
# ⚠️ A plain bytes/elapsed average is NOT the capability of the path: the
# game reads in bursts, so any window that contains idle time understates
# what the link can do. Tracking the gap between consecutive requests
# separates the two -- gaps under IDLE_GAP are the round trip (we are
# streaming), longer ones are the game not asking.
IDLE_GAP = 0.010
active_time = 0.0 # seconds actually spent streaming
active_bytes = 0
idle_time = 0.0
intervals = [] # inter-request gaps while active
t_prev = None
served = 0
t_first = None
t_report = time.time()
reads = 0
fh_path, fh = None, None
while True:
pkt, ctx = tr.recv()
peer = tr.peer(ctx)
r = unpack(pkt)
if r is None:
print(f" short packet from {peer[0]} ({len(pkt)} B)")
continue
if not r["csum_ok"]:
print(f" ⚠️ bad checksum from {peer[0]}, cmd {r['cmd']:#04x}")
cmd, seq, pos = r["cmd"], r["seq"], r["pos"]
# fsp_transaction puts a RANDOM value in seq & 0xfff8 per transaction
# and the RETRY COUNTER in seq & 0x7. So repeated requests with the
# same high bits and climbing low bits mean our reply was rejected or
# lost; different high bits mean the client gave up and started a new
# transaction. Without this you cannot tell those apart, which is
# exactly the hole that made "stuck on setting up device" opaque.
txn, try_n = seq & 0xFFF8, seq & 0x7
tag = f"seq={seq:#06x}[txn {txn:#06x} try {try_n}]"
if a.trace:
print(f" <- {len(pkt):4d} B cmd {cmd:#04x} {tag} "
f"key={r['key']:#06x} pos={pos} len={len(r['data'])} "
f"xlen={len(r['extra'])} from {peer[0]}:{peer[1]}")
print(f" {pkt[:48].hex()}")
if cmd == CC_VERSION:
reply(ctx, pack(CC_VERSION, SERVER_KEY, seq, 0,
b"fsp-server (rebbarb)\0"), "VERSION")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] VERSION")
continue
if cmd == CC_BYE:
reply(ctx, pack(CC_BYE, SERVER_KEY, seq, 0), "BYE")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] BYE")
continue
# ⚠️ UP_LOAD must be handled BEFORE the path/password parse: its
# data field is RAW FILE BYTES, not "path\npassword\0", so running
# it through split_path() rejects every chunk as a bad password.
# fsplib only calls buildfilename() on the read branch; the password
# is checked on CC_INSTALL, which does carry the path.
if cmd == CC_UP_LOAD:
# ⚠️ UP_LOAD carries NO FILENAME -- fsplib only calls
# buildfilename() on the read branch. The data is raw file bytes
# at `pos`, written to a per-session temp file, and CC_INSTALL
# names the destination afterwards. `pos` IS checked by
# fsp_transaction for UP_LOAD, so it must be echoed.
key = peer
up = uploads.get(key)
if up is None:
up = uploads[key] = bytearray()
end = pos + len(r["data"])
if len(up) < end:
up.extend(b"\0" * (end - len(up)))
up[pos:end] = r["data"]
reply(ctx, pack(CC_UP_LOAD, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos), "UP_LOAD")
if len(r["data"]) == 0:
print(f"[{peer[0]}] UP_LOAD eof, {len(up)} B staged")
continue
path, pw_ok = split_path(r["data"], a.password)
real = safe_join(root, path)
if not pw_ok:
print(f"[{peer[0]}] {cmd:#04x} {path!r} -> WRONG PASSWORD")
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos, b"bad password\0"), "ERR")
continue
if real is None:
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos, b"bad path\0"), "ERR")
continue
if cmd == CC_STAT:
if os.path.exists(real):
st = os.stat(real)
body = struct.pack("!IIB", int(st.st_mtime) & 0xFFFFFFFF,
st.st_size & 0xFFFFFFFF,
RDTYPE_DIR if os.path.isdir(real)
else RDTYPE_FILE)
print(f"[{peer[0]}] STAT {path!r} -> {st.st_size} B")
else:
body = struct.pack("!IIB", 0, 0, 0) # type 0 == ENOENT
print(f"[{peer[0]}] STAT {path!r} -> not found")
reply(ctx, pack(CC_STAT, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos, body), "STAT")
continue
if cmd == CC_GET_PRO:
# Reply shape (fsplib fsp_getpro): pos MUST equal FSP_PRO_BYTES,
# and the flags byte sits at buf[len] -- i.e. the first byte of
# the EXTRA region, after the echoed name, not inside data.
# A non-existent directory must be CC_ERR so fsplib reports
# ENOENT: Swiss probes "swiss/patches", then "swiss", then "".
if not os.path.isdir(real):
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos, b"no such dir\0"), "ERR")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] GET_PRO {path!r} {tag} -> ENOENT (expected; "
f"Swiss falls back)")
continue
pro = PRO_GET | PRO_LIST | (PRO_OWNER if a.writable else 0)
reply(ctx, pack(CC_GET_PRO, SERVER_KEY, seq, PRO_BYTES,
path.encode("latin-1", "replace"),
bytes([pro])), "GET_PRO")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] GET_PRO {path!r} {tag} -> {pro:#04x}"
+ (" (OWNER: Swiss will enable patches)" if a.writable
else " (read-only: Swiss disables patches here)"))
continue
if cmd in (CC_UP_LOAD, CC_INSTALL, CC_MAKE_DIR, CC_DEL_FILE,
CC_DEL_DIR) and not a.writable:
print(f"[{peer[0]}] {cmd:#04x} refused: server is read-only "
f"(pass --writable)")
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos,
b"read-only server\0"), "ERR")
continue
if cmd == CC_INSTALL:
up = uploads.pop(peer, None)
if up is None:
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos,
b"nothing uploaded\0"), "ERR")
continue
try:
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(real) or root, exist_ok=True)
with open(real, "wb") as fo:
fo.write(up)
reply(ctx, pack(CC_INSTALL, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos), "INSTALL")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] INSTALL {path!r} <- {len(up)} B")
except OSError as e:
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos,
f"{e}\0".encode()), "ERR")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] INSTALL {path!r} FAILED: {e}")
continue
if cmd == CC_MAKE_DIR:
try:
os.makedirs(real, exist_ok=True)
reply(ctx, pack(CC_MAKE_DIR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos), "MAKE_DIR")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] MAKE_DIR {path!r}")
except OSError as e:
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos,
f"{e}\0".encode()), "ERR")
continue
if cmd in (CC_DEL_FILE, CC_DEL_DIR):
try:
os.rmdir(real) if cmd == CC_DEL_DIR else os.remove(real)
reply(ctx, pack(cmd, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos), "DEL")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] DEL {path!r}")
except OSError as e:
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos,
f"{e}\0".encode()), "ERR")
continue
if cmd == CC_GET_DIR:
if not os.path.isdir(real):
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos, b"not a dir\0"), "ERR")
continue
blk = dir_block(real)
# The client reads blocks until one comes back shorter than the
# first; so the whole listing, then an empty reply.
out = blk if pos == 0 else b""
reply(ctx, pack(CC_GET_DIR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos, out), "GET_DIR")
print(f"[{peer[0]}] GET_DIR {path!r} pos={pos} -> {len(out)} B")
continue
if cmd == CC_GET_FILE:
want = struct.unpack("!H", r["extra"][:2])[0] if len(r["extra"]) >= 2 else 1024
# ⚠️ Do NOT clamp to FSP_SPACE (1024). The in-game client asks
# for pmtu - 40 (1460 at a 1500 MTU) and accepts it; only
# fsplib has the 1024 limit, and fsplib never asks for more than
# that, so honouring the request is safe for both. Clamping here
# is what held streaming to 509 KB/s: one request in flight means
# throughput is payload / RTT, nothing else.
want = min(want, a.max_reply)
# Keep it a multiple of 32 unless it is the file tail: the client
# does data_size = MIN(requested, OSRoundDown32B(reply_len)), so a
# non-aligned mid-file reply is silently truncated.
if want >= 32:
want &= ~31
if fh_path != real:
if fh:
fh.close()
try:
fh = open(real, "rb")
fh_path = real
except OSError as e:
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos,
f"{e}\0".encode()), "ERR")
continue
t_req = time.time()
fh.seek(pos)
data = fh.read(want)
reply(ctx, pack(CC_GET_FILE, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos, data), "GET_FILE")
served += len(data)
reads += 1
now = time.time()
service.append(now - t_req)
if t_prev is not None:
gap = now - t_prev
if gap <= IDLE_GAP:
active_time += gap
active_bytes += len(data)
intervals.append(gap)
else:
idle_time += gap
t_prev = now
if t_first is None:
t_first = now
print(f"[{peer[0]}] GET_FILE {path!r} streaming started")
if not a.quiet_reads and reads <= 3:
print(f"[{peer[0]}] GET_FILE {path!r} pos={pos} "
f"want={want} -> {len(data)} B")
if now - t_report >= 2.0:
el = max(now - t_first, 1e-9)
svc = sorted(service)
med = svc[len(svc) // 2] * 1000 if svc else 0.0
iv = sorted(intervals)
rtt = iv[len(iv) // 2] * 1000 if iv else 0.0
duty = 100 * active_time / el
cap = (active_bytes / active_time / 1024) if active_time else 0
print(f" average {served/el/1024:7.0f} KB/s over {el:6.1f}s "
f"({served/2**20:7.1f} MiB, {len(data)} B/reply)")
# The capability figure: bytes served divided by the time
# actually spent serving, with idle gaps excluded. This is
# what the path can do; the average above is that times the
# duty cycle, i.e. how much the game happened to ask for.
print(f" CAPABLE {cap:7.0f} KB/s while streaming "
f"duty {duty:5.1f}% idle {idle_time:5.1f}s")
# One request in flight, so the median gap IS the round trip.
print(f" round trip {rtt:5.2f} ms median, of which this "
f"server {med:5.2f} ms -> "
f"{'SERVER-bound' if med > rtt / 2 else 'console-bound'}"
f"; ceiling at this RTT = "
f"{(len(data)/(rtt/1000))/1024 if rtt else 0:.0f} KB/s")
service.clear()
intervals.clear()
t_report = now
continue
print(f"[{peer[0]}] unsupported command {cmd:#04x} {path!r}")
reply(ctx, pack(CC_ERR, SERVER_KEY, seq, pos, b"unsupported\0"), "ERR")
if __name__ == "__main__":
try:
main()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print("\nstopped")
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