I have no control on my SLIP server. Since setting SLIP MTU
to 1500 works for me, I don't want to change it back to 576.
If "mss 576" works, which I doubt, from "man route":
mss M Set the TCP Maximum Segment Size (MSS) for connec-
tions over this route to M bytes. This is normally
used only for fine optimisation of routing setups.
The default is 536.
where 536 < 576, shouldn't the kernel just use MTU on the
gateway for mss? Does it look like a kernel bug?
Thanks.
H.J.
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