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Date:      Mon, 08 May 2000 14:09:06 -0500
From:      Mark Stosberg <mark@summersault.com>
To:        freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
Subject:   why is Minivend/FreeBSD combo is slow?
Message-ID:  <39171001.66200C35@summersault.com>

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Hello!

  I'm debugging a performance issue with Minivend 4.02 on FreeBSD 3.1.
I'm posting this here because as far as I can tell, FreeBSD is being
slow for some reason, rather than Minivend. 

I've noticed over several tries that when I load the
Minivend index.html page the first time, it takes about 8 seconds  the
first time I connect and then
1 or 2 seconds for loads of that page after that. The lag appears to be
on the server-side. 
  I'm connected over a fast LAN to the server so I think I think can
take my connection speed out of the equation. :) 
  I did some poking around with "top" to see what was happening during
those 8 seconds. From what I can tell, it appears minivend is inactive
until the very end, when it pops up for just a second, does it's thing,
and then sleeps again. My front page is very basic, no database calls. I
would imagine the only thing Minivend is doing is creating a session id. 
  So then, my intuition leads me to think it's something do with
networking. I'm running on FreeBSD 3.1 in INET mode. (When I run in Unix
mode I get "server unavailable pages". I think this has something do
with my Apache/SuExec configuration ). 
   
Is there anything I should know about INET mode and Sockets on FreeBSD
when using Perl, especially Minivend? My guess is that I have a server
misconfiguration someplace relative to these issues.

Thanks!

    -mark

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