On Mon, Dec 08, 2025 at 01:22:08AM +0100, Stefano Brivio wrote:
> Patch 2/9 is the most relevant fix here, as we currently advertise a
> window that might be too big for what we can write to the socket,
> causing retransmissions right away and occasional high latency on
> short transfers to non-local peers.
> 
> Mostly as a consequence of fixing that, we now need several
> improvements and small fixes, including, most notably, an adaptive
> approach to pick the interval between checks for socket-side ACKs
> (patch 3/9), and several tricks to reliably trigger TCP buffer size
> auto-tuning as implemented by the Linux kernel (patches 5/9 and 7/9).
> 
> These changes make some existing issues more relevant, fixed by the
> other patches.

I've made a number of comments through the series.  I think they do
want some consideration.  But given this works to address a real
problem empirically, I'm fine for this to be merged as is, with more
polishing later.

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