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On (2003/12/02 13:12), Brian Behlendorf wrote:

> Anyone want to share good success or horror stories?  We're
> trying to determine whether the apache.org box can start to run our own
> software.  :)  Speed is definitely less important than proper functioning.

For me, the issue isn't so much with speed as it is for support of
heavily-threaded applications:

  http://starjuice.net/2003_09_01_starjuice_archive.html#106267661433883916

Ciao,
Sheldon.