> > Could anybody clear it to me (are there such mechanisms? how to
> > work-around them?) or I must search for some ind of error in my code?
>
> What version of AOLserver are you using? Are you running AOLserver
> under a monitor (such as /etc/inittab or daemontools) that will restart
> it if it
Hi.
I've been using ab on many of my ADP pages, mostly to compare them with
mod_dtcl and php clones.
Haven't noticed any blocking mechanisms. I've also tested memory leaks in
C code used in Tcl, so ab -n 200 and 'good night, computer' was quite
a normal thing for me. And never encountered an
> Could anybody clear it to me (are there such mechanisms? how to
> work-around them?) or I must search for some ind of error in my code?
What version of AOLserver are you using? Are you running AOLserver
under a monitor (such as /etc/inittab or daemontools) that will restart
it if it dies? Als
hi!
I have an application - kind of cache - it gets some file from another
server, sends it to browser and saves this content on HDD (when some
file is on HDD, then program gets file's content from it).
When I test functionality, all is OK.
When I try to test performance (using apacheBench), after
