Adrian Chadd disse na ultima mensagem: > On Sat, Aug 11, 2007, Michel Santos wrote: > >> nice words but IMO the fs usage is kind of fine-tuning because the >> difference between the actual competitors aufs and coss is not sooo big > > Yeah, but the difference between AUFS/COSS and whats actually possible and > done in the commercial world - and documented in plenty of thesis papers > out there - is a -lot-. I'm talking double, triple the small object > (<256k) > size. > I must admit I can't talk in there because I never could test it really but I do not convinve myself easy by reading papers. > > And I'd love to continue work on the test SMP proxy code I've been working > on > on the side here, but to continue that I need money. Its easy to code this > stuff when you're working for someone who is happy to pay you to do open > source > stuff that benefits them, but I'm doing this for fun. Maybe I shouldn't, > I ain't getting paid (much.) There's only so many 45 minute bus trips > to/from university a day atm. > > There's plenty of examples of multi-threaded network servers out there. > Whats stopping Squid from taking advantage of that is about 6 months of > concentrated work from some people who have the clue and time. None of > us with the clue have any time, and noone else has stepped up to the > plate and offered assistance (time, money, etc.) We'd love to work on it > but the question is "so how do we eat". > I agree, completely understandable but look, easy to code but 6 month of concentrated work ar not so really the same things ... ;) Michel ... **************************************************** Datacenter Matik http://datacenter.matik.com.br E-Mail e Data Hosting Service para Profissionais. ****************************************************
