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Add WithMaxTxPacket server option #584

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Add the WithMaxTxPacket and WithRSMaxTxPacket server options to increase the maximum tx packet size to a value above 32K. This allows to send bigger chunks of data to the client as response to a read request. As the client specifies the wanted length, it should be safe to increase the server maximum value.

This in particular allows the implemented Client with the MaxPacketUnchecked option to retrieve data in larger chunks.

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Add the WithMaxTxPacket and WithRSMaxTxPacket server options to increase
the maximum tx packet size to a value above 32K. This allows to send
bigger chunks of data to the client as response to a read request. As
the client specifies the wanted length, it should be safe to increase
the server maximum value.

This in particular allows the implemented Client with the
MaxPacketUnchecked option to retrieve data in larger chunks.

Signed-off-by: Peter Verraedt <[email protected]>
@peterverraedt peterverraedt force-pushed the configure-maxTxPacket branch from 62cddeb to c1f47ba Compare April 26, 2024 07:04
@puellanivis puellanivis merged commit 5494656 into pkg:master Apr 26, 2024
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