Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
>
> >
> > Wow, which MPM are you using? That is actually quite a suprise to me as Apache 2.0
>performance is
> > close to that of Apache 1.3 (on AIX at least) which does not use pool locking or
>buffer locking for
> > file i/o.
>
> We are currently using prefork because pthread is completely useless at
> this point. Hopefully, the signals stuff gets fixed soon...
assuming you mean "threaded", do a "cvs up" and you'll be happier :)
I believe the threaded MPM is ready for prime time after my last
commit. It would be great if somebody could beat it up on a live
non-FreeBSD system, and tell us what happens.
> Actually,
> on FreeBSD, threaded MPMs are disabled, but no one tells APR, so it
> defines APR_HAS_THREADS - we need to fix that. I may submit a patch for
> that - just add --disable-threads to APRs configure for these platforms?
>
huh? I thought we fixed APR quite a while ago, then at the hack-athon
Ryan fixed the default mpm choice logic. Why am I confused?
Greg
