[Tsung] keepalive packets

[Jason Tucker]

I'm seeing an odd problem that is very hard to replicate, but I think it may
have to do with keepalive messages being sent by the XMPP server...

I'm running a transaction that expects a response from the server in order
to populate a dynvar. I suspect that in rare cases, under high load, it is
possible for a server keepalive message to beat the expected response
message back to the client. In this case, the client would try to parse the
keepalive message and fail to populate the dynvar, no? Is this a possiblity?

And if so, is there a way to modify the client code to basically ignore the
keepalives? BTW, the keepalive message is essentially just a "space"
character sent across the stream. So, if my suspicions are correct, what we
want to do is modify the client so that it will not pass messages less than
2 bytes in size to ts_search.

Thoughts?

__Jason
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