[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Yu) wrote in news:ldveljr33pw.fsf@saint-elmos- fire.mit.edu:
>>> You might want to initialize the context when you application >>> starts up and reuse the same context. This would be more efficient >>> as well. > > This may be a bad idea in a multi-threaded application. Multi threaded - yes, but all my kerberos calls are made within a single mutex protected block.... > > craznar> THanks again ... kerberos no longer seems to be the limiting > craznar> factor - now I am getting error 22 returned after alot > craznar> heavier load. > > This _may_ be because libkrb5 is not thread-safe... this is a > multi-threaded application, right? It may be best to use a big lock > around all calls into libkrb5. Already done ... -- --- /* Christopher Burke - Spam Mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] |* www.craznar.com - \* Real mail to cburke(at)craznar(dot)com _______________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos