I just wanted to post here and say nice job on making the DCO module. I was able to compile it and insmod it and I think OpenVPN auto picked it up even running in TCP mode I believe. I wanted to confirm, does this DCO module work with TCP mode or is it UDP client/server protocol only? Also, I'm not very smart and I am unable to understand kernel-level C code as it is very abstract and generalized but I was trying to see what read/write buffer sizes it uses if I had a TUN MTU of 1500 bytes? In normal C, you can see the tun read / socket write / socket read / tun write calls and you can see the exact buffer sizes being used but in this case I cannot see how much data is being read from TUN per call and how much data is being written to the TCP socket per call? I tried reading through the code in github but it was a bit tough for my limited knowledge unfortunately :/ I always wished I knew more about reading/writing kernel level C code but I never had the chance or time to really get into it over the years.
I performed a speed test with it also but I could only get the same speed as my modified OpenVPN setup (~650Mbps over WiFi 6GHz@160MHz) so I think there is some other limiting factor elsewhere in my network setup. I don't have a wired client, only a U7-Pro and I am running the VPN client in the middle of my network on a Linux VM on a Mac Mini but it ran pretty smoothly and nicely assuming it was indeed working correctly. cd ovpn-dco-master/ vim ./drivers/net/ovpn-dco/udp.c #CONFIG_IPV6 -> #ifdef CONFIG_IPV6_NO make cp -fv ./drivers/net/ovpn-dco/ovpn-dco-v2.ko ../ modprobe udp_tunnel insmod /root/dco/ovpn-dco-v2.ko Thanks again, Jon C
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