= Attendees =
  * Cheng C
  * glebius@
  * peterlei
  * rscheff@
  * tuexen@

= Ongoing Short Term Projects =
  * What is the status of [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16851 | D16851]]? thj@ works on it and you are waiting for feedback from bz@.
  * rscheff@ is improving AccECN code: [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D36303 | D36303]].

= Ongoing Longer Term Projects =
  * glebius@ is suggesting to remove the compressed TCP TIMEWAIT state. The memory savings are limited, memory is not that critical anymore and it would simplify the code and allow further optimizations of the code. glebius@ will reach out to people if there are some objections. It was also discussed which information would be need to reduce the time a TCP connections stays in TIMEWAIT state. One thing he will implement is a counter how many compressed states where used at all. Discussion has been started on net@. Reviews: [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D36398 | D36398]], [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D36399 | D36399]], [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D36400 | D36400]]. tuexen@ has implemented some `packetdrill` tests and will review. [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D36887 | D36887]] improves the memory consumption. It will be kept around if memory consumption is an issue; it is kept around since it would bring back complexity...
  * glebius@ works on removing `INP_DROPPED`.
  * [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D23230 | D23230]] is implementing ECN++.
  * [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D28822 | D28822]] improves PRR, needs some cleanup.
  * glebius@ wants feedback on [[https://reviews.freebsd.org/D35199 | D35199]]. bz@ isn't fine with it...
  * `netstat` does not support reading connection information from a core file anymore. tuexen@ will document that in the man-page.
  * tuexen@ want to write a tool which dumps the BBLog information of a TCP endpoint from a life system or a core. Using `kvm_read()` has drawbacks as glebius@ pointed out, using a python kgdb script may be an alternative. tuexen@ will think about it.
  * rscheff@ will add some ECN stat counter to the TCP_INFO option.
  
= Next Meeting =
20 October 2022 @ 1500 UTC