Hello,
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, G.W. Haywood wrote:
> > If not, what is the real benefit of DSO
>
> It's intended to save memory, by sharing it between processes.
Well, this is exactly what I want :). Currently, I have mod_ssl and
mod_perl linked statically into my httpd binary (under HP/UX 11),
which as a result is about 3MB big. "top" yields a process size
of about 9MB, with about 4,5MB resident for each httpd running.
This size seems to cause some memory and swapping problems.
So, if I switch to DSOs for (at least) mod_ssl and mod_perl, can I expect
to decrease top's values above significantly?
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Thomas Corte
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