Stephan Reiff-Marganiec wrote:
>
> Assuming that a user has a large number of SIP CGI scripts, there arises
>
> the issue how quickly they can be dealt with. I assume the same issue
> applies to SIP CPL scripts.
>
> At the moment I assume that all scripts are uploaded into the user
> space,
> and whenever a message from/to that particular user arrives all scripts
> are
> checked for applicability. Then the applicable scripts are applied -- I
> am
> not concerned about interaction between scripts at the moment.
>
> My question is, whether current implementations indeed handle scripts in
>
> the above way or whether some fancy mechanism is used to improve on the
> runtime performance when identifying the applicable scripts? If so, are
> there any references?
There are definitely scale issues with per-user programs, CGI or CPL,
staying resident. I think you would only want to do such a thing on
smaller systems. For larger systems, I think there are better ways than
per-user scripts.
-Jonathan R.
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