Quoting Ian McDonald:
| > With regard to the Ack Vectors, my suggestion however is
| > * to remove the sysctl - it is confusing;
|
| Agree in current form provided the next bullet point is carried out.
|
| > * to make the use of Ack Vectors dependent on the current RX CCID;
|
| It should be on for CCID2, off for CCID3. It is required for CCID2
| according to RFC4341. It is optional for CCID3 according to RFC4342.
| However last time I checked with our CCID3 it breaks it. I haven't
| checked recently though....
|
| > * the TX CCID need not be considered for the Ack Vector allocation, since
the `Send Ack Vector'
| > feature is server-priority (RFC 4340, 6.4) and thus negotiated by the
side which has the RX CCID;
|
| OK.
Omission on my side - I have just checked and found out that the negotiation of
the "Send ack vector
feature" is not yet implemented. It is not something which can be done with a
hack, since the CCIDs
can also be negotiated, so that enabling Ack Vectors depends on the end result
of negotiating the
CCID.
I think at the moment we should add this as a ToDo. If I get some time I'll try
to implement the
above, but it is more work than anticipated and so depends on available time.
| > * optional and for debugging: disabling of Ack Vectors in the Kconfig
menu.
| >
| This implies it is on by default. I think it should be off by default
| for CCID3.
This is resolved, since the Kconfig implementation was quite cleverly done (not
by me):
config IP_DCCP_CCID2
tristate "CCID2 (TCP-Like) (EXPERIMENTAL)"
depends on IP_DCCP
def_tristate IP_DCCP
select IP_DCCP_ACKVEC
=> When CCID2 is enabled, then support for Ack Vectors is automatically
compiled in.
(I would like to return in the discussion to the `Null CCID' issue and will
send RFC).
As said, auto-disabling Ack Vectors depending on the CCID is a bit more
complicated than
anticipated.
| The information is not actually needed from an ack vector
| and actually creates more traffic. It seems like
| draft-kohler-dccp-ccid3-drops-01.txt is a replacement for ack vectors
| in CCID3 if you need extra info.
Never figured that one out - doesn't the Data Dropped option do the same thing?
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