On Tue, Apr 03, 2007 at 09:29:22AM +0100, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
> [Just an observation here - I'm busy with something else but may be able
> to take a closer look at this later.]
>
> Not only does xend_internal open a new connection for every HTTP request
> it makes, but it also reads the headers in as single bytes (but the body
> as a whole, presumably once it has Content-Length):
I fixed this previously, but IIRC we had to back out my fix due to a horrible
bug in XenD. It was something like XenD would leak the socket into the QEMU
device model, so if you did a big 8000 byte read we'd just block waiting on
end of file which never came. Any Xen 3.0.3 or newer has a fix.
We could probably re-instate my original fix
cvs diff -r 1.18 -r 1.19 -up xend_internal.c
Perhaps making the code conditional on xend_config_version >= 2 to avoid
tickling the bugon 3.0.2
Dan.
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