mjumper wrote > There are no such limits within Guacamole. If the time limit is consistent > and such a nice round number, I would look toward the group policies on > your remote desktop. There may be policies in place which restrict the > maximum duration of remote desktop sessions. If your slower connection is > over a mobile network, your network provider may also be enforcing a > maximum duration on TCP connections, which would unfortunately be outside > your control. > > - Mike
So we tested latency at about 150ms on the connection. The VNC Connection itself remains quite stable for quite a long time, in fact I've left overnight and came back and it has been on and still functioning. The file transfer using SFTP is where the connection has issues after sometime. And only when on the mobile network. But to me it looks like GUAC is sending the file in alternating 6k and 2k chunks but is waiting on an 32 byte (ack?) packet before sending the next packet. The SFTP server is also sending a 32 byte packet back in response. It seems like Guac is waiting for this (ack?) packet in response before sending the next chunk. Is there any way to change that chunk size? If it's working like I think, that means every packet has about 300ms+ of overhead attached to it... Your advice is warranted and greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance... -T -- Sent from: http://apache-guacamole-general-user-mailing-list.2363388.n4.nabble.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
