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[ILUG] Re: [Q] Max number of TCP(?) packets without waiting for an ACK(?)

[ILUG] Re: [Q] Max number of TCP(?) packets without waiting for an ACK(?)

Brian Foster blf.ireland at gmail.com
Thu Dec 11 13:30:27 GMT 2008


(apologies for messing up the threading.)

> From: Josh Glover jmglov at gmail.com
> Date: Thu Dec 11 12:31:23 GMT 2008
>[ ... ]
> I get around this problem like this:
>
>  sudo -v && echo reno | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_congestion_control

 cute.  in this case, a simpler solution
 (assuming 'bash' is one of yer allowed
 commands) is:

    sudo bash -c 'echo ... >FILE'

 there's an equivalent example in the sudo(1)
 manual page (end of the "EXAMPLES" section).
 for more complicated things, you can use a
 here document, e.g.:

    sudo -s <<EOF
    ... a complex script ...
    EOF

 back to my networking problem — the initial
 indications is it's not a MUA problem (using
 'claws' instead of Kmail also fails  ;-\  ).

cheers!
	-blf-
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