Ta.py handles interrupts gracefully#33
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…ogram and close any open sockets. SIGQUIT (3, ^\\) will break the current iteration of the loop, this is useful for when SYNACKs are lost in the mesh and the receive socket livelocks (this appears to be a TCP 'bug' of sorts). Of course, any data currently in the socket will be lost. Additionally, the TA.py README was updated TA.py supports verbosity mode
…figurable deadlock timeout currently set to 30 seconds
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SIGKILL (2, ^C) will kill the program and close any open sockets. SIGQUIT (3, ^\) will break the current iteration of the loop, this is useful for when SYNACKs are lost in the mesh and the receive socket livelocks (this appears to be a TCP 'bug' of sorts). Of course, any data currently in the socket will be lost.
Additionally, the TA.py README was updated
TA.py supports verbosity mode