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
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 -
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
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
