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Andrey Alekseyev wrote:
> 
> > Well, I think Apache uses mmap.
> 
> Back in time there was a discussion between you and Matt Dillon
> about your NFS-based environment, Apache, mmap and NFS
> inconsistencies. Do you remember? :)

Of course. These are the same Apache and NFS server and the same html file.

> If you ever try Apache w/o mmap() for reading files, let
> me know whether my open_retry_stale modification solves your
> problem....

I'm afraid I could not find time to dig. Most probably, I will place
a limit to the frequency of updating server's file. But who knows...

Anyway, thanks for your efforts. Sometimes I'll try.

Eugene Grosbein