From: Benjamin LaHaise <bcrl@redhat.com>
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 00:58:03 -0500
Step back for a moment. I know of phttpd and zeus. They both have
a serious problem: they fall down when the load on the system exceeds
the capabilities of the cpu. If you'd bother to take a look at the
aio api I'm proposing, it has less overhead under heavy load as events
get coalesced. Even then, the overhead under light load is less than
signals or select or poll.
No I'm not talking about phttpd nor zeus, I'm talking about the guy
who did the hacks where he'd put the http headers + content into a
seperate file and just sendfile() that to the client.
I forget what his hacks were named, but there certainly was a longish
thread on this list about it about 1 year ago if memory serves.
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