Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>Note that networking daemons shouldn't actually consume any CPU time
>or physical memory unless they are actually being used. If they are
>idle (i.e. waiting for a connection), then they won't be allocated any
>CPU time, and their address space will be swapped out.
Well, yes, and I'm locking the pages needed by the capture application
so it's not an awful problem. But the transfering process would be
more or less continuous, so the appropriate daemon would get to be
used all the time actually, and the less it uses resources the better.
>necessarily the most efficient approach. It may be more efficient to
>simply copy the data (e.g. with rcp).
That sounds like a good idea. The only drawback is parsing filenames...
Does rcp require other services than rsh in inetd.conf ?
Thanks for the advice,
Tnx
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