To answer my own question, compile with -DPOLL
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On Mar 17, 2009, at 1:19 PM, Tom Hintz wrote:
> Resin 3.0.23 uses the select() API. This limits the server to only
> 1024
> file descriptors. Is there a version of Resin converted to use
> poll()?
3.1 uses poll or epoll when it's available.
-- Scott
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> Thanks,
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> T
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Resin 3.0.23 uses the select() API. This limits the server to only 1024
file descriptors. Is there a version of Resin converted to use poll()?
Thanks,
T
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I ran into a similar problem,
On an older version of Resin, the performance was not what I expected from a
dual cpu. By creating two instances of Resin and under Windows, tying each
one to a cpu by setting the affinity, we were able to get the performance I
had expected. I thought I had heard that
Is there anyone that is running Resin on multiple CPUs that could tell
me if you did some special configuration to get this going?
We are currently running Resin 3.1.8 under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3
and we are evaluating using multi CPU servers for running Resin, but it
just doesn't work.
When