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Subject: Re: kernel mode httpd/ftpd for FreeBSD?
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CHOI Junho wrote:

>
>Again, I know what is tux and why there is no such experiment on
>FreeBSD.
>
As I mentionned earlier.
This is not totally true.
An in-kernel httpd was implemented using the netgraph ksocket node to 
open a socket in the kernel.
The httpd was I believe implemented as a netgraph module.
It should be possible to re-do this work relatively simply, as all the 
required features were
committed back into the standard netgraph ksocket node.