Here is an strace of the static portion of the SPECWeb99 benchmark.
http://www.apache.org/~gregames/strace.spec_static
This includes two keepalive connections with multiple requests on each
connection, with Apache 2.0.43 running on a Red Hat 7.2 box. The number
preceding the syscall is the
Here is an strace of the static portion of the SPECWeb99 benchmark.
http://www.apache.org/~gregames/strace.spec_static
This includes two keepalive connections with multiple requests on each
connection, with Apache 2.0.43 running on a Red Hat 7.2 box. The number
preceding the syscall is the
One of them is probably here (in function ap_meets_conditions). Is there
any
reason we cannot use r-request_time here?
I can't tell for sure right now, but the original concern was that
dynamically generated pages that are forked into a cache (something
done by RobH for IMDB) would have a
On 30/10/02 22:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The disk files aren't closed until the connection terminates. I
assume we're
using the connection pool for some file structure. It's probably not a big
deal for prefork, but for a threaded MPM it could result in a lot of open
