in reply to Improving Perl Speeds in Apache

Along with other's suggestions, take a look at a kernel level httpd for static content (Linux has a nice one), or move it to another server and reference it like <img src="http://images.foo.com/gif1.gif">.

Just decreasing the number of things that Apache, or the same machine has to serve, will help your performance and scalability.

Also, always including the width and height attributes in your image tags will help the 'percieved' speed at which the page loads, because if the browser knows the size of the images it can render the page while it is downloading the images.

/\/\averick
perl -l -e "eval pack('h*','072796e6470272f2c5f2c5166756279636b672');"

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Re: Re: Improving Perl Speeds in Apache
by mitd (Curate) on Sep 15, 2001 at 09:12 UTC
    Along with other's suggestions, take a look at a kernel level httpd for static content (Linux has a nice one)...

    Right on Maverick! I had forgotten about user-space server which is strange since we just started using it recently.

    One can find detail here KHTTPd.

    mitd-Made in the Dark
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