Jim Davidson wrote:
BTW: Which OS is re-using inodes so quickly? I can't get my Mac OS/X
laptop to do that -- figured the inode re-use/prediction thing was
plugged years ago, e.g., when fsirand was introduced for scrambling NFS
vnodes.
Linux. This tcl page:
set fn "/tmp/tmpfile[expr rand()]"
set f [open $fn w]
puts $f [ns_queryget data]
close $f
after 2
ns_returnfile 200 text/plain $fn
ns_unlink $fn
being hit at the same time in 2 windows:
$ while true; do res=`curl -s http://localhost:8000/crap.tcl?data=wxyz`;
if [ $res != 'wxyz' ]; then echo $res; break ; fi; echo -n . ; done
$ while true; do res=`curl -s http://localhost:8000/crap.tcl?data=wxyz`;
if [ $res != 'wxyz' ]; then echo $res; break ; fi; echo -n . ; done
Will cause one or the other test script to get the error typically
withing 5 requests.
-J
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