David Margetts 1 wrote:
Hello,
I am having quite a lot of success with udp-cast, it is proving to be very useful in shifting large hard disk images across the network.
If there is a chance of new features, one I would like to see is the ability to set a time-out if no receivers connect to the sender in a given amount of time.
I am using it for imaging notebooks and once I have done a set, I move on to a different image. It would be nice if it would quit after a day of being idle.
Many Thanks,
David
This is now implemented in version 20091031. The option already existed for the receiver (--start-timeout). Now the same option is also supported for the sender.
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