Hi Trevor,
As I don't have a PPPoE setup to work with, I did my own testing with
just
tun0, and saw the spin effect. Below is a patch for if_tun.c, which
fixed
the problem I observed. I'd like to know if it fixes pppoe queueing
for anyone brave enough to try patches from me.
it works
On 10/06/2003, Tobias Wigand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote To [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
same here, works great with a saturated link. i can upload with full speed
and it doesn´t slow down my downloads at all!
okay, surfing around while uploading is slower than normal, but thats
something we have to live
Great! Hopefully this will hold for everyone else who's testing it.
same here, works great with a saturated link. i can upload with full speed
and it doesnt slow down my downloads at all!
okay, surfing around while uploading is slower than normal, but thats
something we have to live with,
On Tue, Jun 10, 2003 at 02:38:45PM +0200, Primo? Gabrijel?i? wrote:
Great! Hopefully this will hold for everyone else who's testing it.
same here, works great with a saturated link. i can upload with full speed
and it doesn´t slow down my downloads at all!
okay, surfing around while
On Tue, Jun 10, 2003 at 03:07:09PM +0200, Primo? Gabrijel?i? wrote:
Henning Brauer wrote ...
After all positive feedback - is there any chance we can
see this submitted to -stable? I think quite some people
would applaud to that.
I intend to get that into -current soonish.
Henning Brauer wrote ...
After all positive feedback - is there any chance we can
see this submitted to -stable? I think quite some people
would applaud to that.
I intend to get that into -current soonish.
it's not really a -stable thing - only bugfixes go to
Henning Brauer wrote ...
why not just run -current ;-)
Because I also run few mailing lists and intend to minimize
downtime on that computer. IOW, I am also very very
conservative :-)
but for updating to latest stable you need one reboot anyway - so why
not just apply the
On Tuesday, Jun 10, 2003, at 05:07 US/Pacific, Tobias Wigand wrote:
same here, works great with a saturated link. i can upload with full
speed
and it doesn´t slow down my downloads at all!
Great!
okay, surfing around while uploading is slower than normal, but thats
something we have to live
Trevor Talbot wrote ...
I did some playing around and discovered something. It seems that
someone forgot to fully ALTQify tun0. Specifically, select()
always returns read-ready if there's any data in the internal queue,
whether ALTQ's discipline is ready to release it or not.
The
So, let me ask, is the if_tun.c file supplied compat with 3.3 and does it
require the kernel sources only, or the whole source tree?
Amir Seyavash Mesry
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Norcross, GA 30071
, 2003 8:29 PM
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Subject: Re: altq vs pppoe
On Saturday, Jun 7, 2003, at 14:52 US/Pacific, Amir Seyavash Mesry
wrote:
So, let me ask, is the if_tun.c file supplied compat with 3.3 and
does it
require the kernel sources only, or the whole source tree?
I think sending
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