> The guess is wrong, cbq counts byte rates, of course.
Uhh, thanks.
> Probably, he configured shaping allowing too large latency
> and ACKs are messed with data of another connection, randomly delayed
> and, maybe, even dropped. Also, most likely, this triggers bugs in rtt
> estimation in linux-2.2. One way is to select sane latency bounds,
> another is to classify ACKs to separate class.
How can I distinguish just ACK's?
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