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I create the backend socket, I call ap_sock_disable_nagle(). Is there something
else I have to do? -----Original Message----- Could it be TCP_CORK? -aaron On Thursday, February 13, 2003, at 12:14 PM, Juan
Rivera wrote: I wrote a SOCKS module for Apache 2. I started off
with the proxy_connect code and added the SOCKS handshake plus the filter chain
on the client socket. I use it to pass ICA traffic. The ICA protocol is a very
chatty protocol; it sends very small packets back and forth. At first I was experiencing very large latency but it
was because the socket created to the backend had nagling enabled. I disabled
that and latency drop to almost zero. On Linux, I still experience some latency but I can
not identify the problem. The httpd process is not saturating at all. I'm
wondering if there is another type of hidden buffering that is causing that
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- Artificial delay on traffic Juan Rivera
- Re: Artificial delay on traffic Aaron Bannert
- Juan Rivera
