[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nathan Myers) writes:
> On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 01:42:26PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
>> Also note that we could easily fix things so that the max-number-of-
>> backends limit is not checked until we have passed the authentication
>> procedure. A PM child that's still busy authenticating doesn't have
>> to count.
> And impose a very short timeout on authentication.
Yes. There's no time limit at present, but it will be easy to add one
after we change to fork-before-authenticate (since each PM child can
have its own itimer).
> This last could also be addressed (along with Solaris's Unix Sockets
> problem!) by changing the second argument to listen(2) from the current
> SOMAXCONN -- which is 5 in Solaris 2.7 -- to 127. See the six-page
> discussion in Stevens UNPv1 beginning at page 93.
Unfortunately I only have Stevens' first edition, and it doesn't seem
to have any such advice in it. Why is it a good idea to ignore the
platform's specification of SOMAXCONN? Seems like on non-broken
platforms, that would do more harm than good.
regards, tom lane
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