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Subject: threads + postfix
From: O Senhor <osenhor@uol.com.br>
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  Hi everybody,
  I have one FreeBSD box running postix fine. I have my mailboxes in one
NFS server, and the system of this machine are higher. I know (more or
less), about user and kernel threads, but i don't understand very well. 
  The FreeBSD implement user threads, and linux: kernel threads. The
solaris operating system implement both.In top, my system is too high,
allway! I guess that this is by the user threads. Maybe, postfix
program, will work better in linux... because the application is "bad"
implemented or another problem....
  Have somebody, time and patiente to explain me about threads in linux
and FreeBSD, and this system in 15 e 25%???

  Thanks!! sorry by the english, i hope that somebody understand my
mail.
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