su, 2004-04-18 kello 15:22, Nick Kew kirjoitti:
Also a question: When I create a bucket brigade in a module, I always
explicitly apr_brigade_destroy() it. None of the filters in mod_deflate
destroy their brigades. A look at apr_brigade.c shows that it's not
in fact necessary, but maybe a
pe, 2004-04-16 kello 23:04, Sami Tikka kirjoitti:
Of course, the easy way out is to just increase the number of
threads/processes, but then the question is how many threads/processes
are enough to handle all HTTP CONNECTs and still have plenty to spare to
handle plain HTTP traffic. I think
for HTTP
CONNECTs would make more sense. Or would it be a really bad idea?
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that with the child processes of the Worker MPM.)
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? And all the
buckets in the brigade are returned to the allocator?
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as an
evil thing. It is called evolution.
(I guess if you start your own repository, you can no longer call it
Apache, but any other name of an american indian tribe should be ok. :)
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, or
delete it if it cannot compute the new length before headers are
transmitted.
I can create a fix but it would be nice to know if the proxy was
_designed_ to work this way and leaving the C-L header intact would
create more problems elsewhere.
Thanks for any insight you can provide.
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