Le samedi 22 novembre 2008 à 13:17 +1300, Douglas Bagnall a écrit :
> Actually hyperactivity does create fake activities, though I am not
> sure to what extent it really shares them. Hopefully someone from
> Collabora can explain it better (I'm interested too).
Yes, it does. Fake activities are cr
Caroline Meeks & Martin Langhoff:
>> What releases are the control setup? IS the New TLS released code?
>
> The 'control' setup is the ejabberd-xs package we ship for XS-0.5. The
> new TLS code is a patch we could consider 'beta' quality -- there's
> been no significnat QA on it.
In case anyone
Hi Caroline!
> TLS = ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security correct?
Yes. ejabberd is a memory hog, and we recently discovered (hint: lots
of detail in the mailing list archive) that it's only a memory hog
when ssl/tls connections are used. Using ssl or tls in the xmpp
protocol has
Hi Douglas,
Thank you so much for this work. We are trying to come up the learning
curve on the XS and scalability and I'm sure that I care about this data.
Deds and I have been contemplating these and your previous results this
morning and moving ourselves up the learning curve.
TLS = ttp://en.
With the @online@ shared roster, I have found a small decrease in both
memory and CPU consumption with the new tls code, as shown here:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Ejabberd_resource_tests/tls_comparison
This is based on these two test runs:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Ejabberd_resource_tests/try_7
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