Can you tell us more about the operating systems and the hardware
(drivers,
network cards, etc)?
-aaron
On Friday, August 22, 2003, at 04:59 PM, Jim Whitehead wrote:
Teng Xu, a graduate student working with me, has been developing a
WebDAV
performance testing client. Some of the results he rec
There is some sed magic in apr_common.m4 to source config.layout. The
first sed line is:
"1s/[ ^I]*<[lL]ayout[ ^I]*$2[ ^I]*>[ ^I]*//;t"
What does this do? It breaks the sed statement on IRIX 6.5.19m.
Removing the sed statement above causes everything to work fine. I've
tested the sed statement w
All,
Teng Xu, a graduate student working with me, has been developing a WebDAV
performance testing client. Some of the results he received were a bit
puzzling -- small PROPFIND operations were taking far longer (appx. 40-45ms)
than we had expected. So, we started looking into the components of thi
At 06:53 PM 8/22/2003, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
>We had not reset the BIO information to a blocking read in every possible
>path through the filtering code (e.g. a read-back from the client during a
>write operation was required to be a blocking read, but the last client read
>state may have be
This looks like a bug fixed in the apache 2.1 tree (the current CVS Head
of the httpd-2.0 repository.)
We had not reset the BIO information to a blocking read in every possible
path through the filtering code (e.g. a read-back from the client during a
write operation was required to be a blocking
Hello
I'm Germán. I'm from United Europe.
TL System is a free file system in database (firebird)
http://tlsystem.sourceforge.net
It's my project
thank
Hello,
A colleague of mine has experienced the following problem with a custom
SSL verification hook we developed for Apache 2.0. Does any of you guys
have an idea about why the Apache child processes start using 100% CPU?
We have implemented a custom SSL certificate verification mechanism with a
