In the 4.5 release docs, it was announced:
libnsd:
The AOLserver library now includes an entry point suitable
for loading into an ordinary, thread-enabled, tclsh, e.g.,:
# tclsh
% load /usr/local/aolserver/lib/libnsd.so
% ns_time
Does this loaded libnsd.so share locks, such as ndb_handles and
semaphores with an already running nsd?
I assume not, but thought I'd ask...
What I'm trying to do is run command-line tcl commands that would
access my berkeleydb database while aolserver is still running, and
if two separate processes are writing the same db file, it gets
corrupted.
-john
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