* Triode shaped the electrons to say...
Find the line:
# setsockopt $httpClient, SOL_SOCKET, SO_SNDBUF, MAXCHUNKSIZE;
and replace with:
setsockopt $httpClient, SOL_SOCKET, SO_SNDBUF, MAXCHUNKSIZE * 2;
This won't make the server go any faster, but does seem to make use of
a larger tcp buffer in linux 2.6
FYI - here's a better patch which checks the size of the sndbuf first.
=== Slim/Web/HTTP.pm
==================================================================
--- Slim/Web/HTTP.pm (revision 12581)
+++ Slim/Web/HTTP.pm (local)
@@ -1276,9 +1276,16 @@
push @{$outbuf{$httpClient}}, \%segment;
-# May want to enable this later, if we find that that it has any effect on
some platforms...
-# setsockopt $httpClient, SOL_SOCKET, SO_SNDBUF, MAXCHUNKSIZE;
-
+ # Set the kernel's send buffer to be higher so that there is less
+ # chance of audio skipping if/when we block elsewhere in the code.
+ #
+ # Check to make sure that our target size isn't smaller than the
+ # kernel's default size.
+ if (unpack('I', getsockopt($httpClient, SOL_SOCKET, SO_SNDBUF)) <
MAXCHUNKSIZE) {
+
+ setsockopt($httpClient, SOL_SOCKET, SO_SNDBUF, (MAXCHUNKSIZE *
2));
+ }
+
Slim::Networking::Select::addWrite($httpClient,
\&sendStreamingResponse);
# we aren't going to read from this socket anymore so don't select on
it...
-D
--
<iNoah> you know, most free operating systems come preinstalled with their own
high horse.
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