"Ryan Bloom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would prefer to make the number of CGI daemons variable personally.
> That way, if I know I have a lot of CGI requests, I can start 5 CGI
> daemons. If I know I have almost no CGI requests, I can start 1.
>
> That should also improve the performance over retrying the connection
> multiple times.
I suspect that multiple CGI daemons would be a good thing for
performance. But as far as getting ECONNREFUSED goes, multiple
daemons just makes the amount of queued connections longer (backlog is
n * as big). It doesn't eliminate the possibility of imbalance
between forks-per-second and new-cgi-requests-per-second. It doesn't
avoid the need to retry either.
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