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> SO_LINGER in mod_jserv, nor any SO_LINGER set in jserv. Does java
> automatically set SO_LINGER for the TCP SocketImp??
It is defaulted on in the tcp/ip stacks, you need to turn it off.
In general most tcp/ip sessions cross routers so having it on is the correct
default. In JServ's case we know for sure that these sessions don't cross
routers so it should be turned off. There is no point in LINGERing for a
packet from a router when there aren't any routers.
Changing this will have no impact on the performance of JServ, it will just
get rid of all those sokets in the WAITING state. At best it will free up
some memory and make tcp/ip a tiny bit faster.
Jon Smirl
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