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From: pclark@iastate.edu (Paul E Clark)
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Subject: auto optimize?
Date: 21 Feb 1998 15:22:31 GMT
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ISU has installed kermit 6.0 i am now having trouble downloading files.
before they began using this version i had packet lengths set to 1500
and they worked fine. now with automatic packet-length optimization it
seems to spend all of its time trying to "optimize" and very little of
its time downloading. it switches packet lengths settings every few
seconds and does not seem to download while doing these switches. the
people i have asked about this suggested to set packet length lower and
set window to 3 and block to 3. and to just start experimenting with
these settings. no matter WHAT i set packet length to, i still have the
same problem. it endlessly switches and hardly downloads. i have tried
enough combinations of settings that i am convinced this will not help.
is there a way to turn off the auto packet length optimization?
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Paul E Clark
pclark@iastate.edu