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| Subject: | Re: TCP_NODELAY |
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| Date: | Wed, 17 Jan 2007 01:05:52 -0600 |
OpenSSH's client traditionally set TCP_NODELAY for "interactive" sessions (where "interactive" means "has requested a pty", although that's becoming less and less useful as an indicator). You can try forcing pty allocation by adding "-tt" to your ssh command line.
OpenSSH 4.4 and newer set TCP_NODELAY unconditionally.
Upgrading to a newer version has fixed our problem. Thank you for your excellent and accurate information.
Chris
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