Do you know the history behind the HTTP daemon? That was sort of done as a
'screw you' to Microsoft and the Mindcraft benchmarks.
The easiest answer is, no, it doesn't belong there. But, for what it's
worth, I think it's pretty funny.
:-)
Travis
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Subject: [SLUG] User Space v's Kernel Space: Blurring the line.
Greetings all,
Having watched the evolution of the 2.3.x kernel series, I feel compelled
to ask; Does a HTTP daemon (khttpd) really belong in the kernel?? And
while I'm at it, what about the nfs daemon (knfsd)??
Thoughts anyone??
Shaun
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Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering
University of New South Wales
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