Pete Naylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I believe TCP_NODELAY is used by telnet, openssh etc to improve > responsiveness for remote shells. My network is not laggy as openssh, > telnet etc work great. It's possible that the default algorithm used by > lsh is behind the delays, but I think setting TCP_NODELAY is a reasonable > thing to try since lsh seems to be the odd-one-out in this regard. As I > said, I'd like to test it myself but when I edit io.c something breaks in > the abstraction stuff which I have no clue about.
With the patch at <URL:http://soua.net/io.c.diff>, I can at least build (this is for the CVS-version, but I don't think anythings happened). [BTW; it seems I need to include netinet/tcp.h to get TCP_NODELAY, which I think I shouldn't, I wonder why]. Anyway, IIRC, you might also want to look at your terminal settings (min and time in stty) if TCP_NODELAY doesn't help. /Pontus -- Pontus Sk�ld, see <URL:http://soua.net/> for more information. _______________________________________________ lsh-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.lysator.liu.se/mailman/listinfo/lsh-bugs
