RE: issue #1573: fs deltification causes delays

> From: Greg Stein [mailto:gstein@lyra.org]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 9:16 PM

[...]
> > You can do a forced flush.
>
> Euh... please, no. We really don't want to get into the business of
> monkeying with what Apache decides is the proper behavior for delivery of
> data to the socket.

I didn't say you should. I said you can.
 
> As Justin pointed out, putting a clean on the request pool might work out.
> However, that *does* imply that other request cleanups could be delayed,
> and it also delays a return to Apache to deal with the connection object.
> In particular, we want to return control to Apache so that it can process
> the DELETE request which directly follows the MERGE request.

Not to mention that you shouldn't do allocations, subpool creation, etc.
inside a pool cleanup.

I don't really see a clean option here other than doing deltification in
a seperate process.

Sander

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Received on Wed Nov 5 21:36:04 2003