> I think too that the OS/machine results at
> http://www.chamas.com/bench/hello_bycode.html could be more accurate
> in comparing results if the results are also grouped by tester,
> network connection type, and testing client so each grouping would
> well reflect the relative speed differences w
Perrin Harkins wrote:
>
> I think we would need more numbers from the exact same people, on the
> same machines, with the same configuration, the same client, the same
> network, the same Linux kernel... In other words, controlled conditions.
>
I hear you, so how about a recommendation that peo
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I am a new user in Mod_perl.
I found a trange problem.
I defined some viariables in main script.(use my
...)
And I want to use it directly in the subroutine.
But sometimes, I can use the vi
Leslie Mikesell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The 'something happens' is the part I don't understand. On a unix
> server, nothing one httpd process does should affect another
> one's ability to serve up a static file quickly, mod_perl or
> not. (Well, almost anyway).
Welcome to the real world
According to Greg Stark:
> > > 1) Netscape/IE won't intermix slow dynamic requests with fast static requests
> > >on the same keep-alive connection
> >
> > I thought they just opened several connections in parallel without regard
> > for the type of content.
>
> Right, that's the problem. I
According to Jeffrey W. Baker:
> I will address two points:
>
> There is a very high degree of parallelism in modern PC architecture.
> The I/O hardware is helpful here. The machine can do many things while
> a SCSI subsystem is processing a command, or the network hardware is
> writing a buff
Leslie Mikesell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I agree that it is correct to serve images from a lightweight server
> but I don't quite understand how these points relate. A proxy should
> avoid the need to hit the backend server for static content if the
> cache copy is current unless the user
On 28 Jan 2000, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
> Have you looked at the new XS version of HTML::Parser?
Not previously, but I just did.
> It's a speedy little beasty. I dare say probably faster than even
> expat-based XML::Parser because it doesn't do quite as much.
But still an or
> If I user RegistryLoader to preload a script, should it
> show up in /perl-status?rgysubs (Apache::Status)??
Yes.
Make sure that RegistryLoader didn't fail. (hint: watch the log)
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Joshua Chamas wrote:
> There is no way that people are going to benchmark
> 10+ different environments themselves, so this merely offers
> a quick fix to get people going with their own comparisons.
I agree that having the code snippets for running hello world on
different tools collected in one
Ken Williams wrote:
> How about we come up with a "benchmark suite" that can be downloaded and run in
> one shot on various platforms? Given the variety of things that are being
> tested, this might be too gargantuan a test, and perhaps a few things would
> have to be cut from the suite. But the
Hi,
The URL
http://mathforum.com/~ken/modules/archive/Apache-Filter-1.006.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file: $CPAN/authors/id/KWILLIAMS/Apache-Filter-1.006.tar.gz
size: 14436 bytes
md5: 345deb65da7317d1cea955574fd55be8
Changes:
- Added 'handle' parameter to filter_input(), which
Marko van der Puil wrote:
> so httpd 1 has just queried the database and httpd 2 is just executing...
> It also has to query the database, so it has to wait, for httpd 1 to finish. (not
> actually how it works but close enough)
> Now httpd 1 has the results from the query and is preparing to rea
Hi,
Thanks for your reaction, still you seem to have misunderstood the point I am
trying to make, and I will post it again in the list.
There's different architectures that you can go with.
1. Put all your servers into one box.
Mysql
mod_perl
httpd_docs (static)
squid
the lot.
When it boggs d
At 05:40 PM 1/28/00 -0500, Deepak Gupta wrote:
>How does connection pooling determine how many connections to keep open?
>
>The reason I ask is that I am afraid my non-modperl scripts are getting
>rejected by the db server b/c all (or most) connections are being
>dedicated to Apache activity.
Apa
On Fri, Jan 28, 2000 at 12:11:07PM -0800, Jonathan Swartz wrote:
> etc. I could do this with a set of virtual servers, but then I have to
> change the httpd.conf and restart the server every time a user is
> added, which is undesirable.
Use mod_vhost_alias. You do not have to touch your httpd.co
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