I even looked at man telnet and there is an option ( -S ) to set the ToS
for the session, and RFC1700 suggests that a ToS of 1000 should be used
for interactive sessions in order to minimise delay. I thought
"beaut" and tried it, only to be confronted with:
# telnet -S 8 cwsvr 4104
telnet: Warning: -S ignored, no parsetos() support.
Bugger. ...and I can't even find the source tarball.
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Howard.
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On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Ken Yap wrote:
> >Alternatively, does anyone know how to disable Nagle in telnet?
>
> man setsockopt
> man tcp
> /TCP_NODELAY
>
>
>
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