Ouch! Any idea how much overhead the ptl stuff adds? I haven't tested it,
but I've completely avoided ptl on my websites and they *seem* faster than
the demo. Actually, though, I tried to eliminate the ptl stuff from the demo
but it didn't *seem* to work any faster. So maybe it is just importing in
general that slows it down. My sites are all single __init__ file driven at
this point (at least until they grow more).

Care to test any of my crazy theories? I'm trying to get the most out of CGI
since I have no choice at this point.

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Patrick K. O'Brien
Orbtech

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> Schemenauer
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>
> Patrick was curious about CGI:
>
>      ab -n 500
>                  Requests per second
>      SCGI        396.83
>      mod_python  357.91
>      FastCGI     248.88
>      CGI         5.95
>
>
>      ab -n 1000 -c 3
>
>                  Requests per second  Time per request (mean, [ms])
>      SCGI        403.88               7.43
>      mod_python  336.47               8.92
>      FastCGI     249.69               12.02
>      CGI         6.06                 495.11
>
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