I have set up a repository on Github where you can view progress within the project: https://github.com/jy987321/Wget/
Whenever I will obtain a useful peace of code, I will submit a patch for it to the main repository (to avoid merge conflicts in the future). Otherwise I will try to rebase my changes onto current state of Wget, so expect force pushes in master-hubert branch. W dniu 29.04.2015 o 10:02, Hubert Tarasiuk pisze: > Hello developers, > > My proposal for *Speed up Wget's Download Mechanism* has been accepted > by the mentors! > > There are two tasks to be done there: > - conditional GET requests (if-modified-since) (RFC7232) > - TCP Fast Open (RFC7413) > > A summarized version of my proposal is available: > http://pliki.h.trsk.org/gsoc/wget_public.pdf > > IMHO it is quite obvious how the first feature should be implemented in > Wget. However, there is some more moving around needed to use TFO. I > have proposed two possible ways in the above PDF. Perhaps you can > express your opinion about the approaches, or you have another idea for > accomplishing it? > > Another issue I am thinking about is how to test the TFO feature. I am > not very familiar with network API in Python, but my first idea would be > to count the TCP segments sent and received and/or to check that the > first packet (with SYN flag) contains data (the request). What do you think? > > I will be thankful for any other suggestions, as well. > > Have a good day, > Hubert > >
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