On Fri, 8 Dec 1995, Ken Hardy wrote:
> Gavin Aiken <gavin @
theboard .
reednews .
co .
uk> wrote:
>
> >Does anyone know of any other proxy code that can run in a pre-forking
> >configuration, similar to NCSA's httpd? Or does anyone have a view
There are patches to make CERN prefork. I can dig out a reference if
required, but I recommend harvest cached from http://excalibur.usc.edu/
Harvest cached does not fork at all, but maintains its own internal
multi-threading type code. Load average on our machine went from 5-6
with CERN, to 3 with prefork CERN to 2.5 with Netscape Proxy to 0.6 with
harvest cached. Harvest cached can handle 21,000+ connections per hour on
a DEC AXP 3000/300 with 96 MB RAM.
Danny
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