Re: Windows 9x and RFC1323

Jeffrey B. Siegal (jbs@quiotix.com)
Fri, 10 Dec 1999 02:44:32 -0800

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> For some time I have had a certain problem with users accessing a 2.2.13
> Linux machine from Windows.

I had a similar problem uploading to a 2.2.12 system either Windows 98 or
Windows NT 4.0sp6a. (I think I sent a message to linux-kernel in the past
week or so.) After seeing this message I tried turning off tcp_sack and that
fixed it completely.

I suggest that tcp_sack be turned off by default unless there is some way to
detect and work around broken implementations on the other of a connection.

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