On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, David Miller wrote:
>Although probably unrelated, there is a sysctl which turns off a TCP
Woops Dave, now I think I am been wrong again in my comments about Greg's
change. The reason there wasn't FIN on the wire is exactly because the
FIN is shifted in the second packet. I did understood fine how
tcp_fragment() works but I overlooked something again with the
solution under my eyes. Ok, I'll have a good break now...
I think a better (faster) patch could looks like this (the second line
change is just a little improvement):
Nice work, this is certainly it. I'll test this a bit and send it off
to Linus...
BTW, the code was correct when I first wrote it, the "-= nsize" was an
optimization meant to decrease the number of local variables live in
that section of code (for the benefit of gcc's register
allocator)... Oh well.. :-)
Later,
David S. Miller
davem@redhat.com
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