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Subject: Re: numbers?
To: fabio@chromium.com (Fabio Riccardi)
Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2001 21:53:18 +0100 (BST)
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> Incidentally the same server running on a kernel with a multiqueue scheduler
> achieves 1600 connections per second on the same machine, that was the original
> reason for my message for a better scheduler.

I get 2000 connections a second with a single threaded server called thttpd
on my setup. Thats out of the box on 2.4.2ac with zero copy/sendfile.

I've never had occasion to frob with tux or specweb

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