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SubjectRe: khttpd newbie problem
Ken Brownfield wrote:
> Hmm. I've had it running *hard* for two years, never seen a single oops
> or glitch of any sort, kernels 2.4.0-test1 through 2.4.18. O(1),
> preempt, low-latency all on at various times.

Try cycling it up and down in a loop. That's what triggers the bug
my recent patch fixed. (Actually, just starting it once triggers it,
depending on a race condition between the management thread and the
worker threads.)

> | Yukky. Makes me want to go work with user-mode web servers instead.
>
> Yeah, good luck tracking down X15.

I have a copy, actually. It uses Linux's rtsig scheme.
Can't use it, though, as its license prohibits commercial use.
I am tempted to add rtsig support to thttpd, though.

- Dan
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