Matt Sergeant escribió:
On 9-May-08, at 11:25 AM, Jose Luis Martinez wrote:
Proposal 4:
I'd like to see a qmail-queue async plugin. I'd put myself to the
task, but by async programming skills tend to null for the moment.
I don't think that's possible, since qmail-queue is fork/exec'd. I guess
you could async the pipe connection to it, but it doesn't seem worth it.
I was referring to async the pipe to it.
Why does it not seem worth it? I remember reading that some types of
blocking I/O can be acceptable in non-blocking servers because they
return very fast? Is writing to pipes one of those cases? Or have I
"flipped a bit", and am totally mis-remembering XD ? Could this mean
that qmail-queue, as it is actually written will
On the other hand, we could directly write the files in the queue, like
qmail-queue.c, not having to fork and exec to bin/qmail-queue... and all
in async-fashion.
Jose Luis Martinez
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