Whilst playing with a new 4.5.0 build, I suddenly noticed that I was
only getting one concurrent connection thread running - eek!
My test case was to have as minimal a config as possible, and then
concurrently request an ADP file which has "log starting, sleep for a
while, log ending" logic. And lo:
[04/Aug/2006:15:30:20][12331.3072015280][-conn:0-] Debug: start
[04/Aug/2006:15:30:30][12331.3072015280][-conn:0-] Debug: end
[04/Aug/2006:15:30:30][12331.3070958512][-conn:1-] Debug: start
[04/Aug/2006:15:30:40][12331.3070958512][-conn:1-] Debug: end
Before I start pouring over the code... surely I'm doing something
stupid here? I can't believe no-one else has used 4.5.0 in earnest and
not noticed it. If it is a bug, I guess it's to do with the new
ns_limits & ns_pools stuff.
Speaking of which, what's the deal with how this is supposed to be
configured? Should the TCL commands just be called from the config? It
seems that the old maxthreads etc commands are no longer used, which is
going to bite people upgrading - especially when they're still given in
examples/config/base.tcl A migration document would be incredibly useful
here. I'm happy to put something on the Wiki, but need to understand it
myself first.
--
Stuart Children
http://terminus.co.uk/
--
AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/
To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
with the
body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject:
field of your email blank.
