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uplex-varnish
libvmod-gcrypt
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Geoff Simmons
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@@ -591,10 +591,10 @@ by the varnishd parameters ``thread_pools``, ``thread_pool_min`` and
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@@ -591,10 +591,10 @@ by the varnishd parameters ``thread_pools``, ``thread_pool_min`` and
``thread_pool_max``; this in turn affects how much secure memory will
``thread_pool_max``; this in turn affects how much secure memory will
need to be available for each object in each thread. ``thread_pools``
need to be available for each object in each thread. ``thread_pools``
determines how many thread pools there are, and for each pool, at
determines how many thread pools there are, and for each pool, at
least ``thread_pool_min``
will always be started. More threads may be
least ``thread_pool_min``
threads will always be started. More threads
started to respond to increasing load, up to the maximum given by
may be started to respond to increasing load, up to the maximum given
``thread_pool_max`` for each thread. As load decreases (that is, when
by ``thread_pool_max`` for each thread. As load decreases (that is,
threads become idle for time given by ``thread_pool_timeout``),
when
threads become idle for time given by ``thread_pool_timeout``),
threads will be stopped until the minimum ``thread_pool_min`` is
threads will be stopped until the minimum ``thread_pool_min`` is
reached.
reached.
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