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- From: ned@innosoft.com (Ned Freed)
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- Subject: RE: pmdf v4.1-1 and slow delivery
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- Date: 23 Aug 92 09:44:21 GMT
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- Since PMDF V4.1 is more efficient in almost every way than V4.0 was
- (usually performance just about doubles or better) I seriously doubt that
- this phenomenon is something in PMDF itself. The first thing you should
- figure out is what messages are holding in what queues and more
- importantly where they are coming from. For example, if messages are
- coming in from PhoneNet and not getting proper immediate processing
- you may well have a cache ownership problem. There are dozens of
- other possibilities, however, and the only thing that makes sense for
- you to do is start looking at the specifics of the problem itself.
- Poring over your configuration is likely to simply be an exercise
- in frustration and will probably not get your anywhere very quickly.
-
- Ned
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