linux-kernel - What happened to CONFIG_TCP_NAGLE

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Message-ID: <bdd6985b0611281405j3e731e3xc7973c0365428663@mail.gmail.com>
Date:	Tue, 28 Nov 2006 16:05:54 -0600
From:	"Matt Garman" <matthew.garman@...il.com>
To:	linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: What happened to CONFIG_TCP_NAGLE_OFF?

I would like to globally disable nagling on my (2.6.9) system.  There
are several references on the web to the CONFIG_TCP_NAGLE_OFF kernel
config option.  However, it appears as though this no longer exists.

How might I achieve having TCP_NODELAY effectively set for all sockets
(by default)?  Is there a new/different kernel config option, a patch,
a sysctl or proc setting?  Or can I "fake" this behavior by, e.g.
setting a send buffer sufficiently small?

Thank you,
Matt
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