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Subject: Re: [nwebe] How to track TCP socket variables? (cwnd, ssthresh)
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> SO_DEBUG collection only happens if it's enabled as a socket option.

so its ok for the production system?

I've experienced problems with TCPDEBUG on FreeBSD 5-2Curr (on 4-9 it works
already thanks to your suggestions :)  - kernel  TCPDEBUG, sockets are open
with SO_DEBUG, but trtp can't see any track records. Is there a systctl
variable needed to turn it on?

hk