Select Timeout when not in TEST_RUNNING State #1764
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Issues fixed (if any): The iperf3 server hangs while printing the report #1735
Brief description of code changes (suitable for use as a commit message):
Timeout
select()when the process is not inTEST_RUNNINGstate, using the--rcv-timeoutvalue as the timeout. In #1753 for example, the server hanged forever because it waited to the "IPERF_DONE" that never arrived. Per @RizziMau comment after testing the change, this PR is solves the problem.