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Hi,

on a well-known (in)famous operating system, there's a flag MSG_MORE for
send() which basically prevents sending unnecessarily small packets when
using a TCP socket. There are of course diverse possibilities to get the
same effect without this flag.

However, there's one feature that seems to be impossible without it. If I
use send(fd, data, size, MSG_MORE) and then close(fd), the FIN is merged wi=
th
the last data packet i.e., one packet is saved. On NetBSD without this flag,
I see no way to merge the FIN with the last data packet. Is there a way that
I'm missing?

--=20
Christian

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