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Hello,

I am the author of the KQueue/Epoll support for APR/Apache-2.1.  I
noticed that the Ports are including these changes as an optional patch.
(cool!)

I was wondering if anyone has had success using this patch, or if they
have had any problems since applying it?

I am also wondering if anyone has started writing a document about
performance tuning Apache 2.0/2.1 just for FreeBSD?  There are many
small optimizations that can make a huge difference in production.

Thanks,

-Paul Querna