Maurilio, Miguel,
<<<
> 1. Indeed we should not ASSUME any size, we should either:
>
> - Find if there's a way to QUERY, what's the O/S buffer size.
>
yes, there is, it is getsockopt(), which can tell you how big are OS
default
buffers.
>>>
Miguel, please correct core implementation to use default O/S buffer
size, as reported by getsocketopt(), instead of the older hardcoded
1400 bytes, or new 64KB. Then add to TFTP:
#define FTP_SEND_BLOCKSIZE ...
#define FTP_RCV_BLOCKSIZE ...
...
InetSetSndBufSize( pSocket, FTP_SEND_BLOCKSIZE )
InetSetRcvBufSize( pSocket, FTP_RCV_BLOCKSIZE )
Ron
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