>> The only oddity I can find is that "rndc status" says
>> CPUs found: 1
>> That's wrong.  This host has 4 physical cores, 8 with HT enabled
>> (which it has), and
>> $ sysctl hw.ncpu
>> hw.ncpu = 8
>> $
>> Is BIND supposed to gobble up all the CPUs it can find by
>> default?  If so, it's apparent that the detection of number of
>> CPUs of the current host needs to be adapted.
>
> We just call function uv_available_parallelism() from libuv and
> nothing else. If it returns weird values for NetBSD then it needs fix
> in libuv, I'm afraid.

OK, that's fair.  But I guess that means the answer to the first
question is "yes".

That's at least what BIND 9.20 does.

Regards,

- Håvard
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