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by vbernat 12y ago
It's unfortunate that you didn't get an answer from your posts in the mailing list but the package has been dropped because of those "grave/serious" bugs: * https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugre
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by vbernat 12y ago
The definition of "stable" for Debian means that the version number of every piece of software is frozen. Only security fixes (through security uploads) and critical fixes (through point releases) can get into the distribution if
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by vbernat 12y ago
I got the same problem (login: bernat). Running on plain Ubuntu 14.04. I have also tried to unlink the agent to relink them, but "Link new" button gives the landing page where we choose the free/non-free version. So now, I do
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by vbernat 12y ago
For the 10% hit, I agree with you. For one large French site (but with a national audience only), the efficiency of the route cache was more than 95%.
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by vbernat 12y ago
Nothing replaces it. Lookup performance of the routing table has been increased by using an LC trie since 2.6.39 and the various information which were previously in the cache have been moved to other structures. The performance of the cach
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Tuning Linux IPv4 route cache(vincent.bernat.im)
2 points by vbernat 15y ago|0 comments
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by vbernat 15y ago
The bar are the time spent in CPU for 1000 handshakes. This means that it takes 3.81 s to do 1000 handshakes. CPU was a Q9400 @ 2.66GHz. However, this should not be taken as a general purpose benchmark since only one handshake is running a