| Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Firebird in Red Hat 9.0 |
|---|---|
| Author | Helen Borrie |
| Post date | 2004-12-15T22:12:06Z |
At 06:31 PM 15/12/2004 -0300, you wrote:
obviate the need to revert to the old threading model. Just install and go.
If your particular distro of RH 9 has problems with NPTL, you could still
reinstall with the non-NPTL build and use the reversion
technique. "Problem" in this context means the server will hang if more
than one user tries to connect; or it will hang with one user connected if
the GC thread tries to start. I haven't heard of anyone having this
problem with RH 9 and the NPTL build, though.
Helen
>The team produced the NPTL builds since the book went to press. They
>I am going to install Firebird in a server "linux Red Hat 9.0".
>
>If I install the version of firebird "6th Aug 2004 for Superserver Linux
>NPTL V1.5.1 (tar.gz) (2.6mb) " it is necessary to do what establishes
>Helen Borrie in its book?
>
>In chapter 1 page 10 "NPTL Implementation on Higher Linuxen"
obviate the need to revert to the old threading model. Just install and go.
If your particular distro of RH 9 has problems with NPTL, you could still
reinstall with the non-NPTL build and use the reversion
technique. "Problem" in this context means the server will hang if more
than one user tries to connect; or it will hang with one user connected if
the GC thread tries to start. I haven't heard of anyone having this
problem with RH 9 and the NPTL build, though.
Helen