I went the other way around and wondered why my single MySQL process on
FreeBSD was now a dozen or so on Linux.
As already mentioned, Linux assigns a process ID to every thread, so all
threads show in the process list. On the BSDs (and probably most, if not
all other UNIX OSs), threads are not assigned PIDs, so they don't show.
Either way, Zope is running with multiple threads on both machines.
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Logic Etc, Inc.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Ragnar Beer
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 2:55 AM
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Subject: [Zope] Number of zope processes on Linux and OpenBSD
Howdy! I have a question concerning the number of running zope
processes: I used to run Zope under Linux and there was always more
than a handful of zope processes running. Now I switched to OpenBSD
and there is only one. How comes? I guess the more zope processes I
have running the more requests I can satisfy?
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