Quoting Carl Erhorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> from ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel:
:Would someone who understands the need for the
:TCP_CORK mechanism contact me directly for a short
:discussion on the issues involved? Solaris does not
:support control of fragmentation, which is what
:TCP_CORK appears to be used for, but it does support
:some other options that might be able to provide the
:same effect.
The purpose of TCP_CORK is to avoid TCP sending 50 bytes of data
in a packet when the MTU is 1500, to save on the protocol overhead.
So TCP_CORK instructs TCP to wait until it can fill the MTU before
sending.
>From the manual:
TCP_CORK
If enabled don't send out partial frames. All
queued partial frames are sent when the option is
cleared again. This is useful for prepending head�
ers before calling sendfile(2), or for throughput
optimization. This option cannot be combined with
TCP_NODELAY.
Hope it will help you find an equivalent on Solaris.
Raphael
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