Another idea would be - if the directory which will be listed isn't too
large - that you use netfilters connbytes match.
If less data are requested via ftp-data the will get a higher priority
then bulk ftp-data. You can match with iptables
and put them in the desired queues.
Cheers,
Andreas
nix4me wrote:
Toby wrote:
nix4me wrote:
I have examined the packets leaving and i can't seem to pin point
which are the listings. I ran ethereal and then continually
requested lists, the only packets i see leaving are coming from port
60000 which is the control port.
As far as I know listings don't go through the control port, they go
through one of the data ports, as if you were downloading a file.
That's why you cannot differentiate them from regular downloads, unless
the server software uses a different data port or different TOS flags or
something.
Toby
Yes, I see them now. They are indeed leaving on a shaped port range.
And the packets are larger than the ACK size that I am putting at the
head of the que.
They seem to be 1450 in length.
Mark
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