Christopher Burke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It was actually an application which I ran hundreds of time - showed up > 100s of times in a ps list etc. Problem is converting this plugin to fork > new processes each time is a little beyond me at this point.
You wouldn't want it to fork every time -- you'd probably want to fork off a set number of processes, and then pass information to/from them in round-robin fashion. So you still couldn't do unlimited parallelism, but you could service N requests at a time instead of just one. It shouldn't be too tough to do for someone actually familiar with your code, but I couldn't easily walk an inexperienced C programmer through it via email. > But at least we have worked out the problem.... would specifying the > machines as IP addresses in the krb5.conf file help at all ? It might, depending on how your C library code is written. Give it a try and see.... Ken ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
