Hello,

On 25-07-2010, Dario Teixeira <darioteixeira@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> The only circumstance where I would be cautious on relying solely on a
> naked Ocsigen is if you are also required to serve plenty of static content
> (images, etc).  Even though Ocsigen includes an extension for serving static
> pages, for hysterical reasons no Unix supports non-blocking mode for regular
> files, which of course causes problems for Lwt-apps (see the Lwt manual for
> more information on this).  Therefore, in this context you may get better
> results by having another server (like Nginx) dedicated to static content.
>

I am creating an application with ocsigen that requires to serve a lot
of .tar.gz as static contents. 

Do you think the "no Unix supports non-blocking mode" will cause problem
in this case?

Regards,
Sylvain Le Gall