1. Does this approach seem like a reasonable solution to our problem of some machines having unrealistically small kernel limits on shared memory?
Yes, it does to me.
2. If so, can I get away with applying this post-feature-freeze? I can argue that it's a bug fix, but perhaps some will disagree.
I'd go with calling it a bug fix, or rather pluging a known deficiency.
3. What should be the set of tested values? I have it as buffers: first to work of 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 50 connections: first to work of 100 50 40 30 20 10 but we could certainly argue for different rules.
These seem reasonable. We might want to output a message, even if the highest values fly, that tuning is recommended for best performance.
Joe
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