Hi Samuel,
apologies for the late reply, there were some changes in the mail system that
lead to being offline last week.
Thank you for the patch. What I am asking myself is whether the problem is
* specific to links with a long RTT or
* can be used in general for all links?
I believe the patch is useful, but am not sure using it for the general case,
need to work through the implications. Also the patch did not apply due to
line-wrap, I tried to fix this manually but there were several places.
The 'increase ISS on retransmission' issue was first discovered 2006 by Vladimir,
http://www.mail-archive.com/dccp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/msg00710.html
Also, there are other things in DCCP that currently will not work well over long-delay links:
* DCCP_TIMEOUT_INIT of 3 seconds (you mentioned this already in your email)
* DCCP_SANE_RTT_MAX = 3 seconds (only used by ccid3/4)
I wonder thus if it makes sense to introduce a compilation flag "DCCP_LONG_DELAY_LINKS"
which changes these parameters and which would conditionally enable your patch?
Gerrit
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