Re: Http get commands return a bad results.

[walt <wa1ter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Matthew Dillon wrote:

>     Could you run an 'md5' checksum on the file when it is found to be
>     bad verses when it is found to be good ?  And then put the good and
>     the bad file up somewhere where I can fetch them so I can do a
>     byte-by-byte comparison.

I first had the problem with cups-1.1.22-source.tar.bz2 when updating
the cups port.  I had corrupted files from several ftp sites and I
remember that the file sizes were different each time.

I just used 'fetch' to get the same file and it is corrupted once again,
but the filesize is correct this time.  I'd be happy to send you the
file but I have no ftp server available to me.  May I upload it? (8MB)


>
>     Also, in -CURRENT, try turning off sack and see if the problem still
>     occurs.
>
>     sysctl net.inet.tcp.sack=0

I just tried this and, with a sample size of 1 try, it works fine.  I
changed the value of sack while my newsreader was open to this group
and it got very confused -- I had to close the newsreader and reopen
it before I could post this.  Dunno if it's related to sack or not.