Disable explicit setting of buffer sizes

This should prevent bacula from using the appropriate setsockopt() call
and result in Linux doing its auto-tune thing (which is disabled for
applications that think they are smarter).  Maybe.

diff --git a/modules/bacula/templates/bacula-fd.conf.erb b/modules/bacula/templates/bacula-fd.conf.erb
index 1b433eabd3a35061ee6a7ea76e070266ea468a89..d80b6b3a5863850ea49559b47524f3f2ece8bcd7 100644 (file)
--- a/modules/bacula/templates/bacula-fd.conf.erb
+++ b/modules/bacula/templates/bacula-fd.conf.erb
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ FileDaemon {
   Pid Directory = /var/run/bacula
   Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 20
   FDAddress = <%= fqdn %>
-  Maximum Network Buffer Size = 524288
+  #Maximum Network Buffer Size = 524288
 
   TLS Enable = yes
   TLS Require = yes

diff --git a/modules/bacula/templates/storage-per-client.conf.erb b/modules/bacula/templates/storage-per-client.conf.erb
index 2ce10714376c6b1653814bcc326305e327d9ccfd..fa521beae81c7cd6d1cb6359e5449e46b3dce59b 100644 (file)
--- a/modules/bacula/templates/storage-per-client.conf.erb
+++ b/modules/bacula/templates/storage-per-client.conf.erb
@@ -12,5 +12,5 @@ Device {
   AutomaticMount = yes;
   RemovableMedia = no;
   AlwaysOpen = no;
-  Maximum Network Buffer Size = 524288
+  #Maximum Network Buffer Size = 524288
 }