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Package: atftpd
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Hi,
what is the default blocksize and the default tsize atftpd uses, when it
talks to a client, that don't set these parameters.
If I call atftpd with --no-{tsize,blksize}, how can I define there values?
Joerg.
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Hi !
I close this bug because these options are set by the client not the server.
The default blocksize is the one seen on RFCs: 512 bytes.
Cheers,
Ludovic.
