Hi guys, I have got some strange system behaviors regarding i/o delays in socket in python, here's the details: I'm writing a web proxy like program that intercepts and redirects requests from clients to my tomcat server, this proxy is written in python, and i'm starting a new thread to handle (redirect) the requests whenever there's a new client connected to my proxy. Each handler thread will read the http request line from the client first, do some processing, and then redirect it to the tomcat, and here's the problem:
while in most cases, the time needed for a handler thread to read the request line from the socket is below 1 millisecond, there are some cases this time is over severl thousand (or even higher) milliseconds. I'm just wondering what could be the possible cause(s) of this ? btw, this happens more often when there are large number of clients, but will also happen ocassionally when the number of client is very small.... i've heard of something reagarding python's relative low i/o performance, but not sure whether or not this problem is a python specific one...or is it a bug? someone please enlighten me thanks Fred -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
