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In 4.12.4, -T:timeout can take any string for timeout, where the validity of timeout is not checked. It can be any string, and it seems if this string is not a valid number, it's simply ignored. This option should behave similarly to -t:timeout, which outputs
ERROR: Expected values for parameter timeout is an unsigned integer. It was given argument 'timeout=1000'
if given an incorrect input.
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In 4.12.4,
-T:timeout
can take any string fortimeout
, where the validity oftimeout
is not checked. It can be any string, and it seems if this string is not a valid number, it's simply ignored. This option should behave similarly to-t:timeout
, which outputsif given an incorrect input.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: