Tinap on Windows requires `-v` option to function

[acreskeyMoz]

This is a funny one, but I've tested it multiple times and this is definitely what I'm seeing:

Start both tinap processes:
e.g.
tinap --host 192.168.86.180 --port 80 --upstream-host 192.168.86.180 --upstream-port 8080 --rtt 100
tinap --host 192.168.86.180 --port 443 --upstream-host 192.168.86.180 --upstream-port 8081 --rtt 100

Start WebPageReplay:
go run src/wpr.go replay --http_port=8080 --https_port=8081 --host 192.168.86.180 C:\Users\Andrew\tools\wpr\recordings\facebook.wpr

Start Firefox, pointing to the host machine:
--firefox.preference network.dns.forceResolve:192.168.86.180 --firefox.acceptInsecureCerts true

Results:
No requests are delivered through tinap.

And if you add -v to the tinap commands, all the requests are correctly handled.

Something stalling the event loop?

[tarekziade]

Fixed in 9fda076

the rtt value needs to be divided by 2000. and that division was only done when -v was passed.
so --rtt 100 was sleeping 200 seconds... :D