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From: George Burdell <gb@teklibre.net>
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Subject: [Starlink] Open Data
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For those new around here, bufferbloat.net project members have
always believed in open code and open data. Been a bit coy this 
month... but... for your research....

All the data collected so far (flent and packet captures)
is available via rsync to these git repositories, and we consider
to be "public", just distributed via an older means called rsync.

mkdir starlink; cd starlink; rsync -av fremont.starlink.taht.net::starlink .
cd ..; mkdir starlink_cap; rsync -av fremont.starlink.taht.net::starlink_cap .

See the git logbook for pithy details.

Useful things to extract from this data are tons of flent comparison
plots and from the packet captures, interrarrival times, loss
and ecn markings. And who knows what else. 

All the tests can be easily repeated from anywhere, full source code is provided.