I've just activated the fastcgi mode (RHEL5 - Mapserver 5.6.3 - Httpd) on my
server. is it normal to have no speed increase for a raster layer?
Does the fastcgi mode is optimized mainly for database layers as Oracle or
PostGIS?
thank you in advance.
MartinOuellet
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Martin, you'll have to set explicitly the CONNECTION POOL setting to get a
persistant DB connection for a specific layer. See:
http://mapserver.org/mapfile/layer.html (search for pooling)
Alan
On April 11, 2011 01:22:11 pm Martin Ouellet wrote:
> I've just activated the fastcgi mode (RHEL5 - M
Martin,
fastcgi will essentially give you speedups in these two cases:
* with slow-to-open data connections (i.e. oracle, some gdal/ogr
datasources?) if you use "CLOSE_CONNECTION=DEFER"
* and/or when the cost of creation of a process becomes non
negligible compared to the time that the mapserv pr
Hi,
I have a feeling that there is a difference also when the raster layer is used
through a big tileindex which is collecting thousands or tens of thousands of
images. I do not have any reliable numbers available right now, though.
thomas bonfort wrote:
> Martin,
> fastcgi will essentially g