You're right about Nagle; I mention it only because lighty or one of the others does not turn it off by default. Having a lightweight proxy that keeps connecti

You're right about Nagle; I mention it only because lighty or one of the others does not turn it off by default. Having a lightweight proxy that keeps connections alive on the client end but cuts them off between themselves and the application layer is the bigger win all round for many real-world web loads.