khttpd

[Thomas E. Spanjaard]

Dmitri Nikulin wrote:
On 6/7/06, TongKe Xue <xue at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
   I'm new to DragonFly BSD; a search for "khttpd" on the dragonfly bsd
email archives brings up nothing. I was wondering:
> [snip]
- Performance (not that much, I've never heard of user<->kernel
interaction being the bottleneck in a web server system)
[snap]
Amen brother, I think Tux kinda prove that only for static files a 
kernel httpd is useful; and even then performance was closely matched by 
e.g. thttpd. So all in all, a khttpd is pretty damn stupid :).

Cheers,
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        Thomas E. Spanjaard
        tgen at xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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