Another day, another issue.  In testing my new FreeBSD port, I've had to start 
and restart the server several times.   I noticed that the server was taking a 
long time to stop.  It didn't matter if it was a hard restart or a graceful 
restart.

After turning on tracing, I found that pthread_join() was taking several 
seconds to stop some of the threads.

My question - Has anyone else noticed slowness (in the order of over 5-10 
seconds and more!) when restarting Cherokee?   During this time, all IO is 
blocked, so nothing can be served, which is a bit of a problem.   While 
restarting rarely happens, it makes it difficult for making quick changes.

I'm trying to figure out if it's just something with FreeBSD or if it's 
happening with other OS's as well, so input from anyone is welcome.

Jaime


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