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>    sendfile() in FreeBSD is zero-copy, but you're right that an implementation
> of sendfile() need not be zero-copy, and in fact I recall that at least an
> early version of sendfile() on Linux was not zero-copy.

the current version is definetly zero-copy.
Do anyone know if thttpd supports zero-copy?

roy

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