Re: Debian Policy based on the wrong technical assumptions
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In message <[🔎] 19970701101531.11796@test.legislate.com>,
Raul Miller writes:
>Er.. I saw some benchmarks recently that put MS BackOffice at about
>three times as fast as Apache on identical hardware.
Let me guess, PC rag, right?
For some reason (perhaps they don't actually know better), PC rags find
it impossible to put up a fair comparison. Perhaps Apache does reverse
DNS lookups while MS's doesn't, or Apache busies itself with content
negotiation while MS's just barfs, etc. Reverse DNS over a saturated
link could *easily* destroy any performance advantage Apache has. I
think they do this with Netscape's server some, too, which supports the
theory that they just don't know what they're doing.
Oh, for some honest statistics...
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