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what is different in socket connection handling ?

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To: OpenBSD general usage list <misc@...>
Date: Friday, May 9, 2008 - 2:40 am

Hi all,

Since 2 months, I'm fighting with couhdb database document server
(http://www.couchdb.org) on openbsd but i have "performance" problem
while connecting to it :
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-40

These problems are specific to openbsd, everything works on other os
(bsd, osx or even linux. It seem like when you don't close properly
the connexion with socket close() or http header "Connection: close"
(you access to couchdb via http) on the client side, the server
continue to listen on this socket/adress until it die, which it does
not on other os. So When I launch multiple GET serially with curl, it
take a long time between each request. Any idee what's going on and
wher I have to look for to improve it ?

- benont


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- benont
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what is different in socket connection handling ?, Benoit Chesneau, (Fri May 9, 2:40 am)
Re: what is different in socket connection handling ?, Benoit Chesneau, (Fri May 9, 2:54 am)
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