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Re: #739: Ensuring ACID in Subversion (aka watcher procecesses are fun)

From: Philip Martin <philip_at_codematters.co.uk>
Date: 2002-09-20 19:27:31 CEST

mark benedetto king <bking@Inquira.Com> writes:

> In effect, ra_dav -> NetBDB would *leverage* the MPM features of
> apache; the fewer times apache forks, the fewer NetBDB services
> would be required.

Really, I'd have thought you need at least one NetBDB per thread. Are
you proposing that threads share a NetBDB connection? Assuming you
really mean one per thread, how often does Apache create and destroy
threads?

Using one NetBDB per thread will dramatically increase the number of
proceses, which kind of negates any benefits of using threads instead
of processes.

-- 
Philip Martin
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