For local verification purposes you could always set the value of -R on the command line to be lower than its default of 20 (unless it latches at that value) as well as set the value of -t to be set to 1 or 2 perhaps (default is 4).
>What is the R limit exactly? Please clarify: are you asking what it's value is or what behavior it governs or something else? Thanks, Paul On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 12:49 AM, Sebastian Llabres <[email protected]>wrote: > Thanks, we kind of understood that already. I'm just wondering, what > behaviour would I expect to see from the client? What is the R limit > exactly? For instance, if I send a multiget with more than the R limit it > doesn't result in a connection yield, even if I send a large quantity > concurrently. > > I literally had to open up thousands of threads and applications to > reproduce some connection yields locally, which given the circumstances > isn't easy to debug :D > > Thanks! >
