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its tcp congestion issues. ^C will work just fine locally. it would also be ok if there were 2 tcp channels. or. udp. ;)
by zobzu 14y ago
its tcp congestion issues. ^C will work just fine locally.
it would also be ok if there were 2 tcp channels. or. udp. ;)
- saurik 14y agoI don't mean locally: I mean that if you have all of your flow control stuff setup correctly, you shouldn't ever end up in the situation of "I hit ctrl-C to try to stop the massive stream of text, but this text was actually generated a minute ago and was streamed to me in a massive 10MB block and buffered in a bunch of sockets, so my ctrl-C is meaningless".