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Hi,<br />
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Does anyone know if there's a maximum datasize that can be passed to one call to a sockets send() function?<br />
There's seems to be some limit around 30-40Kb on Linux and less on FreeBSD...<br />
Is there any docs mentioning this?<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Jan
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Hi,

Does anyone know if there's a maximum datasize that can be passed to one call to a sockets send() function?
There's seems to be some limit around 30-40Kb on Linux and less on FreeBSD...
Is there any docs mentioning this?

Thanks

Jan

Max. datasize in (unix) sockets

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