$ netstat -s | grep socket 1617 packets pruned from receive queue because of socket buffer overrun 798 TCP sockets finished time wait in fast timer 29 delayed acks further delayed because of locked socket 346941 packets collapsed in receive queue due to low socket buffer
Database Alert Log entries: Direct NFS: Failed to set Dec 21, 2019 query TCP buffer sizes for a socket on linux - Server Fault From the lsof FAQ (search for "Why doesn't lsof report socket options"), I believe Linux doesn't make the info you're after available. (at least not via /proc) There is a known bug in Linux that reports the current buffer size as 1/2 the set value. I can't remember if the internal value is 1/2 of what was requested, or whether the report is Slow performance occurs when you copy data to a TCP server
For example if you need a 12mm but don’t have one you can use a 15/32 SAE socket instead since the two sizes are close. Or if you don’t have a certain size SAE wrench that you need, maybe you can use it’s Metric brother or vice versa. Hopefully you get the idea and this socket size conversion chart should help you figure that out.
Modifying socket's send/receive buffer sizes - Python Let us manipulate the default socket buffer size using a socket object's setsockopt() method. First, define two constants: SEND_BUF_SIZE / RECV_BUF_SIZE and then wrap a socket instance's call to the setsockopt() method in a function.
Examples. This example shows how to set the input buffer size for a serial port object. The InputBufferSize property specifies the total number of bytes that can be stored in the software input buffer during a read operation. By default, InputBufferSize is 512 bytes. There could be a case when you would want to increase it to higher than the default size.
Setting Socket Buffer Sizes | VMware GemFire Docs Server Socket Buffer Size cache.xml Configuration: