You guys are the kings. Indeed it was bug 6455727. And indeed that DTrace
one-liner illuminated the problem where no other tool could.
The resolution was simple, add the following line to lighttpd.conf:
server.network-backend = writev
The Blastwave package is built with this backend, so its
Ben Rockwood wrote:
You guys are the kings. Indeed it was bug 6455727. And indeed that DTrace
one-liner illuminated the problem where no other tool could.
The resolution was simple, add the following line to lighttpd.conf:
server.network-backend = writev
The Blastwave package is built with
Ben Rockwood wrote:
You guys are the kings. Indeed it was bug 6455727. And indeed that
DTrace one-liner illuminated the problem where no other tool could.
The resolution was simple, add the following line to lighttpd.conf:
server.network-backend = writev
The Blastwave package is built
Hi
Slightly OT on reading benr saying that comments are not visible.
OpenSolaris being an open community, it seems strange that the comments on bugs
are still not public.
Being employed in a large organization, I know that most comments are less than
ideal for public consumption :-) , but I'd
Akhilesh Mritunjai wrote:
Hi
Slightly OT on reading benr saying that comments are not visible.
OpenSolaris being an open community, it seems strange that the comments on bugs
are still not public.
The problem is the comments section was not just used for commenting
on bugs, but for 10 years
