Brian Grossman writes: > Persistent db connections. Sam's authdaemon makes this mostly > irrelevant. (There's still the overhead of connecting to > authdaemon. Authdaemon only does one auth at a time, I think.) There's a configurable number of authdaemond processes. Connecting to authdaemond is via a filesystem socket that all processes listen on. Filesystem socket connections are usually pretty fast, unless you're using some SVR4 mutation that uses TLI... -- Sam
- sqwebmail as an Apache module Steve Underwood
- Re: sqwebmail as an Apache module Brian Grossman
- Re: sqwebmail as an Apache module Steve Underwood
- Re: sqwebmail as an Apache module Sam Varshavchik
- Re: sqwebmail as an Apache module Brian Grossman
- Re: sqwebmail as an Apache module Sam Varshavchik
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