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Christopher Mahan
Oct 30, 2009, 8:48:54 PM10/30/09
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Is the nfapws release behind the regular fapws release? I
easy_installed the nfapws last night and I got 3.0.2.. is that right?
By the way, fapws on a low-end $10/month VPS was clocking at over 2000
requests per seconds for a simple hello world. I was impressed.
easy_installed the nfapws last night and I got 3.0.2.. is that right?
By the way, fapws on a low-end $10/month VPS was clocking at over 2000
requests per seconds for a simple hello world. I was impressed.
william opensource4you
Oct 31, 2009, 4:48:18 AM10/31/09
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As said in the nfapws README this is a package modified by Wu Zhe.
Before pushing fapws into the Pypi repository I, personnally, prefer to fine tune the setup.py script.
Mainly the detection of the libev shared library.
For the moment, this script run correctly on my openbsd and archlinux machines.
But I've heard that this is not ok on some ubuntu servers.
William
Before pushing fapws into the Pypi repository I, personnally, prefer to fine tune the setup.py script.
Mainly the detection of the libev shared library.
For the moment, this script run correctly on my openbsd and archlinux machines.
But I've heard that this is not ok on some ubuntu servers.
William
Christopher Mahan
Oct 31, 2009, 5:05:50 AM10/31/09
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On Oct 31, 1:48 am, william opensource4you <william.o...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> As said in the nfapws README this is a package modified by Wu Zhe.
So there are two releases essentially. Do we have contact info on Wu
Zhe? Is he on this list?
> Before pushing fapws into the Pypi repository I, personnally, prefer to fine
> tune the setup.py script.
> Mainly the detection of the libev shared library.
Sensible :)
wrote:
> As said in the nfapws README this is a package modified by Wu Zhe.
Zhe? Is he on this list?
> Before pushing fapws into the Pypi repository I, personnally, prefer to fine
> tune the setup.py script.
> Mainly the detection of the libev shared library.
william opensource4you
Oct 31, 2009, 2:38:16 PM10/31/09
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Lateef has already propose a good contribution to improve this setup.py script.
But I've heard that it does not find the libev correctly on all possible linux/bsd systems.
I should look on this too ;-).
Maybe the best would be to define a "TODO" list ;-). And who knows ... maybe some others will contribute to improve it ;-).
William
But I've heard that it does not find the libev correctly on all possible linux/bsd systems.
I should look on this too ;-).
Maybe the best would be to define a "TODO" list ;-). And who knows ... maybe some others will contribute to improve it ;-).
William
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