Hello,
After going over a few more things with Dossy on IRC, I re-compiled AOLServer 4.0.8a, patched it with the latest patch for this version [ http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php? func=detail&group_id=3152&atid=103152&aid=1012892 ]. Linked nsopenssl (cvs HEAD) against OpenSSL 0.9.7d 17 Mar 2004 (that I got with fink).
Hitting the sample page that Dossy sent previously (email) with Firefox and/or Safari (even with Opera) (all on Mac OS X) make the server use 100% of the CPU.
Previously I had to kill nsd with "-9" but with this latest build, doing a "ctrl+c" (running nsd on the foreground) takes 20 seconds but shuts down the server.
Now, how do I find out "exactly" what "nsd" is doing while on that "loop"? I tried with "ddd" but I am not a debugging expert, tried "attach PID" with the process ID that's going insane but ... I seem to get sent to a thread ... not sure how I can get to see exactly what's happening. Any suggestions or should I leave this to the pros?
Thanks!
/B
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