I was rereading http://perl.apache.org/guide/scenario.html#Buffering_Feature and was surprised to find: "Therefore if you don't use mod_proxy and mod_perl send its data directly to the client, and you have a big socket buffer, the mod_perl process will be released as soon as the last chunk of data will enter the buffer. Just like with mod_proxy, OS will worry to complete the data transfer." Is there any new information on whether this is the case? If it is, does it make the light frontend buffering proxy technique useless as long as your pages fit in the socket buffer size (256K on Solaris)? (assuming the proxy is just a dumb passthrough to one backend server) Thanks, Chris
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