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HackerMan
in OpenBSD there is an error about the buffer not being large enough when opening a socket for SSU2, if and only if the router has been configured for "X" bandwidth class
HackerMan
if registers the network as firewalled after that
HackerMan
because the socket could not be created
HackerMan
lowering the bandwidth class to P fixes the problem
orignal
thanks, will check
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uint64_t bufferSize = i2p::context.GetBandwidthLimit() * 1024 / 5; // max lag = 200ms
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bufferSize = std::max(SSU2_SOCKET_MIN_BUFFER_SIZE, std::min(bufferSize, SSU2_SOCKET_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE));
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boost::asio::socket_base::receive_buffer_size receiveBufferSizeSet (bufferSize);
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boost::asio::socket_base::send_buffer_size sendBufferSizeSet (bufferSize);
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HackerMan what's the max buffer size for openbsd?
orignal
please do some research
HackerMan
it will take some time to research this for me, but OK
orignal
FYI it tries to set const uint64_t SSU2_SOCKET_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE = 4 * 1024 * 1024;
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in case of X
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and most likely it's too much for OpenBSD