I wrote: >> I wonder if the hackage program itself is writing its own >> log and doing reverse DNS lookups. I emailed Ross >> and asked him.
Roman wrote: > I also thought about it, but this isn't the case. As I wrote in the > first email: > (The same problem is observed on hackage.haskell.org/trac, so it's not > specific to the hackage service itself.) > Ditto for the list-users script suggested by Ross. True. Nevertheless, Ross' response was helpful. I chased down the Haskell code that he pointed to. It turns out that the accept function in the network package, unlike the underlying C function, does a reverse DNS lookup every time it accepts a connection. Sounds to me like that might be the problem. (Although that doesn't explain the list-users script, which isn't in Haskell.) I'll post to libraries next and see what Johan and others say about this. In particular, it is important to get at least a temporary solution working before OdHack in a few weeks. Thanks, Yitz _______________________________________________ haskell-infrastructure mailing list [email protected] http://community.galois.com/mailman/listinfo/haskell-infrastructure
