> at a time. SkunkWeb uses a forking process model, which
> makes resource sharing more complicated in certain
> circumstances, it will fully utilize all available
> processors,"... "so SkunkWeb scales better."
In two and a half years of working on icecast, we've been doign threads
almost
Tavis Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 3) You write:
> "WebWare uses a threaded model. While in some ways makes
> things simpler, it makes many things more complicated.
> Also, because of the Python global interpreter lock, if you
> have more than 1 CPU, WebWare won't actually use very much,
Baruch Even wrote:
>I'm interested in packaging mod_webkit for Debian, I know
>of the effort of Federico Di Gregorio to package the whole
>of webware for Debian, but for now I understand this
>attempt is delayed until webware will switch to some
>directory layout and installation method that i
Hello,
While packaging mod_webkit for Debian installation I've added an info
file to ease installation with Apache. (See attached file)
The post install script includes the following lines:
apacheconf=/etc/apache/httpd.conf
if ! grep -q "^WKServer" $apacheconf; then
echo >>$apacheconf "WKSe
Hello,
I'm interested in packaging mod_webkit for Debian, I know of the effort
of Federico Di Gregorio to package the whole of webware for Debian, but
for now I understand this attempt is delayed until webware will switch
to some directory layout and installation method that is easier to
integrat
